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The Ugandan national team’s preparations for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations have suffered a major setback after players reportedly boycotted a training session on Saturday over a dispute over unpaid allowances.
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According to reports, several members of the squad, refused to take part in training, citing payment delays.
Reports: Uganda Cranes didn't conduct today's training in Morocco, with reports pointing at a strike among a section of players over unpaid AFCON qualifier allowances.
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The players are also said to be demanding clarity on the exact allowances they are expected to receive for the duration of their stay in Morocco.
Tough Group C challenge awaits
Uganda is scheduled to open its campaign against Tunisia’s Carthage Eagles in Fès on Tuesday.
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The Cranes face a daunting task in Group C, which also includes three-time African champions Nigeria and East African rivals Tanzania.
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