Munuki FC
Full nameMunuki Football Club
GroundBuluk Playground, South Sudan
Capacity12,000
ChairmanMoulona Reech Ring[1]
ManagerMohammed Adam [2]
LeagueSouth Sudan Football Championship

Munuki FC is a South Sudanese football club located in Juba, South Sudan which currently plays in the South Sudan Football Championship.

History

The Club was founded as Munuki Social, Cultural and Sports Club[3] and plays at the 10,357 capacity Munuki Playing Ground.[4]</ref>[5]

Current squad (2020-2021)

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK South Sudan SSD Emmanuel Disi
2 DF South Sudan SSD Wilson Tito
3 DF South Sudan SSD Akol Geofrey
4 DF South Sudan SSD Rehan Angier
5 DF South Sudan SSD Emmanuel Laku
6 DF South Sudan SSD Nelson Peter
7 MF South Sudan SSD Yamandu Twakali
8 MF South Sudan SSD Samuel Solong
9 MF South Sudan SSD Raui Gai
10 MF South Sudan SSD Robert Wurube
11 MF South Sudan SSD Stephen Pawar
12 GK South Sudan SSD Balia Michael
13 DF South Sudan SSD Daniel Abaker
14 MF Uganda UGA Suleiman Kaggwa
15 DF South Sudan SSD Daniel Jenario
16 MF South Sudan SSD Denis Deng
17 DF South Sudan SSD David Farouk
18 FW South Sudan SSD Lado Felgrino
19 DF South Sudan SSD Emmanuel Patrick
No. Pos. Nation Player
20 FW South Sudan SSD Joseph Loro
21 DF South Sudan SSD Tutu Awach
22 GK South Sudan SSD Mohammed Saife
23 DF South Sudan SSD Peter Akon
24 MF South Sudan SSD Sebit Juma
25 DF Uganda UGA Ngalamu Ambrose
26 MF Nigeria NGA Peter Uzeogbu
27 DF South Sudan SSD Dominic Angelo
28 MF South Sudan SSD Philip Henry
29 MF South Sudan SSD Daniel Angelo
30 FW South Sudan SSD Rauch Matary
31 MF South Sudan SSD Emmanuel Juma
32 FW Nigeria NGA Godwill Uche
33 MF South Sudan SSD Jwok Panyak
34 FW Liberia LBR Drville Alex
35 MF Uganda UGA Mugisha Dan
36 FW South Sudan SSD Daud Wesley
37 MF South Sudan SSD Yona Morris
38 DF South Sudan SSD Eric Emmanuel

Notoble coaches

South Sudan
  • Nicola Peter
  • Peter Orot

Notable former players

South Sudan
  • Jimmy Wani Boja
  • Emmanuel Juma
  • Dennis Deng
  • Sebit Juma
  • Jimmy Mandela[6]
  • Pal Paul Puk[7]
  • Chan Peter

References

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