Cheick Djibril Ouattara Signs New Two-Year Contract With APR FC

KIGALI – Burkina Faso international striker Cheick Djibril Ouattara, 27, has signed a new two-year contract with Rwandan giants APR FC, extending his stay at the club.

Ouattara initially joined APR FC in January 2025, signing an 18-month contract after arriving from Burkina Faso.

Since joining the military-sponsored club, the striker has established himself as an important figure in APR FC’s attacking department, making a significant contribution in different competitions.

Since his arrival in January 2025, Ouattara has been directly involved in 67 goals across various competitions and recognised friendly matches, highlighting his importance to the team’s attacking performance.

The new two-year agreement represents a major boost for APR FC as the club looks to maintain its competitiveness in domestic and continental competitions.

Ouattara’s decision to commit his future to APR FC will also be welcomed by the club’s supporters, who have seen him become one of the team’s key attacking players.