Paul Nkata
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| Full name | Paul Nkata | ||
| Date of birth | 22 March 1960 | ||
Paul Nkata[1][2] is a former Ugandan international footballer now serving as the coach at Kenyan second-tier side Muhoroni Youth F.C.[3]
Career
[edit]As a player he turned out for Ugandan clubs Nsambya FC, Bunamwaya S.C., Express FC, and SC Villa.
He formerly coached Ugandan sides Misindye FC, SC Villa, Express FC, Uganda Revenue Authority SC.[4] Uganda U-20, and Kenyan sides Nairobi City Stars,[5] Tusker F.C.,[6] Bandari F.C. (Kenya),[7] and Kakamega Homeboyz F.C.[8][9][10]
Before heading to Muhoroni Youth F.C. he had been appointed coach by Gor Mahia F.C.[11][12] only for it to be revoked[13] days later.
References
[edit]- ^ Kawowo, 30 Apr 2012 The Legends: Paul ‘Latest’ Nkata – undisputed Anchorman
- ^ Citizen Digital, 8 Nov 2016 Who is this man Paul Nkata, the latest KPL king?
- ^ Sports Nation, 19 Apr 2022 Paul Nkata Returns To Muhoroni Youth FC
- ^ Futaa, 25 Apr 2018 Nkata quits after KCCA mauling
- ^ Kawowo, 7 Apr 2015 Nkata’s job on the line at Nairobi City Stars | KPL
- ^ Kawowo, 5 Nov 2015 Paul Nkata to be appointed new Tusker F.C coach
- ^ New Vision, 16 Dec 2016 Coach Paul Nkata joins Bandari
- ^ Goal, 29 May 2018 Paul Nkata appointed new coach at Kakamega Homeboyz
- ^ Business Today, 29 Jan 2019 Kakamega Homeboyz Coach Paul Nkata sacked over alleged match fixing
- ^ Goal, 7 Feb 2020 Fifa absolves former Kakamega Homeboyz coach Nkata from match-fixing claims
- ^ The Sports Nation, 29 Jan 2022 Paul Nkata Appointed Gor Mahia Head Coach
- ^ Goal, 29 Jan 2022 Gor Mahia appoint ex-Tusker coach Nkata on interim basis
- ^ The Standard, 1 Feb 2022 K'Ogallo shelve Nkata for Germany tactician Spier
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