Ghanaian duo Kofi Mensah and Agyenim Boateng Mensah have completed moves to Djiboutian club FC Garde Républicaine and are already part of the team’s squad for the ongoing 2026 CECAFA Kagame Cup in Kigali, Rwanda.

The two players joined the East African outfit ahead of the regional competition as FC Garde Républicaine look to make a strong impression against some of the finest clubs across the CECAFA region.

Mensah and Boateng Mensah have wasted no time in integrating into the squad, with both players available for selection as the Djiboutian side competes on one of the biggest club football stages in the region.

Their acquisition underlines FC Garde Républicaine’s ambition to strengthen their squad with quality reinforcements capable of competing at the continental level.

For the Ghanaian pair, the move represents a significant opportunity to showcase their abilities on an international platform and gain valuable experience against top opposition.

The CECAFA Kagame Cup, one of Africa’s oldest club competitions, continues to attract some of the best teams from East and Central Africa, providing a competitive environment for players to announce themselves.

With their technical qualities and determination to succeed, Kofi Mensah and Agyenim Boateng Mensah will be hoping to play key roles as FC Garde Républicaine pursue success in Kigali.

The transfer also adds to the growing list of Ghanaian players making their mark abroad, further highlighting the country’s rich football talent pool.