Rwandan goalkeeper Emery Mvuyekure is undecided whether he will be a player for Tusker FC after his contract ends on November 30. The 36-year-old shot-stopper has been Tusker’s first-choice keeper and it remains to be seen whether the club will extend his contract. “I don’t know whether the club will extend my stay at the club when my contract ends at the end of this month. My manager will meet the club hierarchy soon and pave a way forward,” Mvuyekure said The towering goalkeeper joined the Brewers in November 2018 from AS Kigali on a two-year deal. Last year, he was reportedly on his way to South African giants Orlando Pirates but stayed with the eleven-time Kenyan champions. The player who partly credits former Kenyan international Duncan Ochieng for his rise has since established himself as the first-choice custodian for Amavubi, the Rwanda national team. Mvuyekure has previously played for Police, AS Kigali, and APR.
