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Rwanda: Nshimiyimana Contradicts Mashami on Midfielder Rashid Kalisa's Struggles
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[New Times] AS Kigali FC Head Coach Eric Nshimiyimana says midfielder Rashid Kalisa is injured and that he doesn't have a mental problem, something that Amavubi coach Vincent Mashami recently said while giving an overview of the team's performance in the CHAN 2020 tournament.
Source: allAfrica.com
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