Rwandan goalkeeper Peter Kwisanga is set to extend his stay at Police Handball Club on a two-year deal, Weekend Sport has learnt. The agreement will keep the experienced goalkeeper at the club for another two seasons, with his monthly salary understood to be above Rwf1 million. The reported package also includes a Rwf6 million signing fee. ALSO READ: Police HC close in on Cameroonian goalkeeper Kwisanga has been an important figure for both Police and the Rwanda national team, providing experience and stability between the posts. His continued presence would give Police an experienced option in goal as the club seeks to challenge for domestic honours and make a stronger impression on the continental stage. The extension is part of a busy transfer period for Police, who have already brought back Zachée Tuyishime. The club is also close to signing Cameroonian goalkeeper Frank Ghislain Suh Soh, who plays for FAP Cameroon. With Kwisanga expected to stay, Police could head into the new campaign with greater depth and competition in one of the most important positions on the court.
