Uganda Sports News: Nestroy Kizito retires from International Foodball

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The Federation of Uganda Football Association has revealed that former Uganda cranes left back Nestroy Joseph Kizito has officially retired from international football.

According to a statement from FUFA this morning, Kizito wgo has been a Crane international since 2001 where he won 33 caps will no longer play for the national team.

Kizito featured for SC Villa from 2000–2004 before moving to Serbian side Srem between 2004 and 2005 where he scored two goals in 21 appearances.

Kizito later played for Vojvodina from 2005–2010 scoring once in 112 appearances his last club in Serbia Partizan Belgrade between 2010 and 2011 with whom he joined the list of selected Ugandans who have played Uefa champions league.

FUFA is expressing satisfaction that Kizito a Tanzanian descendant has left behind under studies in Habib Kavuma, Alex Kakuba among others.