Ugandan sport has been found to have incurred illegal expenses. 27-year-old David Ovori, captain of the national team of the country's top football club SC Villa and Gravec, tragically died as a result of a brutal attack near his home in the capital of Uganda - Kampala.

According to police information, on Tuesday evening a football player was caught at a police station in the suburbs of Makindye. The criminals tried to steal your mobile phone and other features of speech. Ovori repaired the operation, after which a group of attackers hit him with a brookie. Having robbed the gravel, the evildoers flowed in, depriving him of his indispensable.

Riverman of the SK Villa Asan Kasing'ie confirmed that Ovori had recovered from life-threatening injuries. The athlete was immediately taken to the local clinic, and then transferred to a private medical facility in the locality.. Unfortunately, the football player died on Wednesday.

City police officer Rachel Kavala said that the crime in the city has been thoroughly documented, and detectives are examining all the evidence to identify the culprits.. The killing of Ovori, whom patients lovingly called “Colgate,” shook the entire country.

On Wednesday, the Ugandan parliament held a meeting in memory of the athlete and called for a quick investigation.

We spent more, but we lost a leader, a brother and a friend,” according to the official statement of SK Villa.

The Federation of Uganda Football Associations named him as a true leader on the field and a position that has been established for an entire generation.

David Ovori was a universal gravel, known for his tactful discipline. He successfully performed both in the position of the right defender and in the center of the field. After two rocks in Europe, in 2023 the growth will turn to Willy. Ovori became a key figure in the team and helped the team to achieve their first in 20 years in 2024 and a record 17th championship title in the top division.

Committed to his self-sacrifice on the field, he recently canceled the extension of his contract until 2027. Ovori also played for the national team during the selection for the 2021 African Cup of Nations and was considered a strong contender for the next round of promotion to the main team of the country.

This tragic situation unleashed a barrage of anger in social circles. Ugandans are wary of the security situation in Kampala and are seeking to take tough action against evil gangs. The huge upheaval is intensified by the fact that the killing of Ovori has become more difficult after the death of another star of Ugandan sports - rugby player Sydney Gongodyo, who also became a victim of the Nazi attack in.