17 January 2023 | Football

Ugandan footballer Edward Kizza has bid his farewell to MLS side New England Revolution following his permanent move to USL Championship outfit Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC. Kizza, 24, joined the Hounds last July on a loan deal and scored three goals in 12 appearances. With the new season approaching, Kizza is back in the town where he started. "I would like to thank @NERevolution for giving the opportunity to represent them! Shared great memories on and off the field and those i will carry with me! Im very excited to be back in Pittsburgh and I cant wait to continue what we started!!#HOUNDTAHN," he wrote on his social media. https://twitter.com/edwardk_19/status/1613988249512603649 Kizza first arrived in Pittsburgh to play collegiately at the University of Pittsburgh. In three seasons with the Panthers from 2017-19, Kizza scored 31 goals and helped lead Pitt to its first NCAA Tournament appearance in 54 years. After being drafted by the Revolution in 2020, he made 11 appearances for the MLS club while also spending time on loan with New England Revolution II in USL League One and with fellow USL Championship club Memphis 901 FC.

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