Ugandan Premier League champions Vipers SC have announced the acquisition of Liberian forward Robin Kane Hney, who has signed a three-year contract with the club.
Vipers SC, the reigning Uganda Premier League champions, has officially revealed the signing of Liberian winger Robin Kane Hney, marking a significant move in their ongoing squad development. The club confirmed the deal through its website on Friday, August 29, 2025, highlighting the 20-year-old's dynamic attributes and potential to strengthen their attacking lineup.
Kane, who previously played for Albanian side Apolonia Fier, contributed seven goals in 12 appearances during his tenure there. Vipers SC emphasized his speed, energy, creative flair, and adaptability to multiple forward roles as key factors in the recruitment. The three-year contract will see him remain with the Kitende-based team until 2028, aligning with the club's ambitions to elevate their performance domestically and regionally.
This acquisition underscores Vipers SC's strategy to invest in young, high-potential talent, aiming to enhance their competitive edge in the league. Fans are already buzzing about the impact Kane could have on the team's attacking dynamics, with expectations high for his contributions in the upcoming seasons.
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