After a couple of years in retirement, Denis Onyango has been called back to represent Uganda in the national team for the World Cup qualifiers. Onyango, a stalwart in Uganda’s football history, had initially retired from international duty in 2021 after a long and successful career with the Cranes. He made his mark as one of Africa’s top goalkeepers, playing a pivotal role in Uganda’s qualification for the Africa Cup of Nations in 2017 after a 39-year absence.However, the Uganda Cranes’ latest squad for the FIFA 2026 World Cup Qualifiers has seen Onyango’s name back on the list as one of the goalkeepers. His inclusion is a huge boost for the team, bringing with it a wealth of experience and leadership. Onyango, now playing for Mamelodi Sundowns in South Africa, has returned at a crucial time for Uganda’s football as they aim to make a mark in the World Cup qualifiers.The squad, announced ahead of the Cranes’ matches against Mozambique and Somalia in early September 2025, also includes several talented players, but Onyango’s return is particularly significant due to his legendary status in Ugandan football.This marks a major chapter in Onyango’s career, as he will look to bring his expertise to guide the younger generation of players, especially goalkeepers, and help steer the Cranes towards World Cup glory.Ugandan fans are already celebrating this return, hopeful that Onyango’s leadership will inspire the team to reach new heights on the international stage.The squadThe post Legendary Denis Onyango Makes Stunning Return To Uganda Cranes For 2026 World Cup Qualifiers appeared first on The Insider.