Uganda has announced its provisional squad for the upcoming 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. The team’s head coach, Paul Put, has named a 30-player squad, which includes four goalkeepers, nine defenders, five midfielders, and 12 forwards. The Belgian coach has until December 11 to finalize the list, which must be pruned down to 28 players.

The squad will depart Entebbe on Sunday for their final preparations ahead of the tournament. Uganda is set to face a tough challenge in Group C, where they will be up against Tunisia, Tanzania, and Nigeria’s Super Eagles. Their opening fixture will be against Tunisia’s Carthage Eagles.

The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations is scheduled to take place in the coming months, with the exact dates yet to be confirmed. The tournament will feature 24 teams from across the continent, all vying for the top prize in African football. Uganda’s squad selection is a crucial step in their preparations, as they look to make a strong impression in the competition.

Coach Paul Put will be looking to finalize his squad in the coming days, with a focus on selecting the best possible players to represent Uganda in the tournament. The team’s performance in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations will be closely watched by fans and pundits alike, as they look to make a mark on the continental stage.

With their final preparations underway, Uganda will be looking to fine-tune their strategy and tactics ahead of their opening fixture against Tunisia. The team will be hoping to get off to a strong start, as they bid to progress from a challenging Group C. As the tournament approaches, fans can expect exciting matches and intense competition, with Uganda’s progress being closely followed by supporters back home.