Ghanaian-born forward Kelvin Owusu Boateng scored his first goal for Uganda in only his second appearance for the Cranes, helping the East African nation secure a 2-0 victory over the Democratic Republic of Congo in an international friendly.
The forward, who recently switched his international allegiance from Ghana to Uganda, marked the early stages of his career with the Cranes with an important goal as the team recorded a convincing win.
Owusu Boateng’s contribution will be an encouraging development for Uganda as the technical team continues to assess its options and build the squad ahead of upcoming international assignments.
The goal also represents a personal milestone for the player, who is beginning to establish himself in the Ugandan national team following his decision to represent the country.
His switch of allegiance has brought a new chapter to his international career, with the forward now seeking to make a lasting impression and earn a regular place in the Cranes squad.
Uganda will hope Owusu Boateng can maintain his scoring form and continue contributing to the team’s attacking strength in future matches.
