Uganda Cranes captain Khalid Aucho has spoken out following his suspension by Tanzanian club Singida Black Stars.
The club confirmed a three-month suspension for the midfielder over misconduct and absenteeism from duty.
In a statement, Aucho defended his professional record, saying he has always conducted himself with respect and discipline throughout his career.
“I have always carried myself with professionalism throughout my career, representing every club with respect and discipline. In all my years in football, I have never been involved in any case of indiscipline because I understand the responsibility that comes with being a professional player,” he said.
Addressing supporters, the Uganda Cranes skipper added: “To my beloved fans who have always stood by me, this situation will come to pass. Thank you for your continued support.”
In a separate decision, the club also suspended goalkeeper Amas Obasogie for three months to allow investigations into allegations of match-fixing.
Aucho who joined Singida in August last year, after leaving Young Africans where he won four Tanzanian Premier League titles.
He also featured for El Mekassa (Egypt), East Bengal (India), Red Star Belgrade (Romania) and Baroka Swallows (South Africa) among others.
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