Former Nigeria chief Joseph Yobo, who has played for Fenerbahce and Everton is set to play in the Nigeria Professional Football association for the remaining matches of the season, in what will be a noteworthy overthrow for the Nigeria alliance.
Joseph Yobo will see out his playing
vocation in the Nigerian Professional Football League, League coordinators, League Management Company (LMC) declared in a tweet on Tuesday.
In another appreciated course of action set up by the LMC , resigning Nigerian internationals who have played abroad can return to the Nigerian League and play for any club who gets together with their terms while the NPFL will likewise mostly subsidize the player's wages.
This move by the NFF, will thusly pull in financial specialists and fans to stadiums, as they need to get a look at their heores in real life for their neighborhood clubs.
Previous Nigeria midfielder Sani Kaita was the main prominent player to join in the plan. LMC Chairman Shehu Dikko told ESPN that Yobo's experience will be indispensable to building up the group.
"To have somebody like Yobo, with his accomplishments in the amusement and his profile, will probably be a support to the class, and to the players he will assist and we are pleased to have him," Shehu Dikko said.
Association pioneers Wikki Tourists, IfeanyiUbah FC controlled by Billionaire, Dr Ifeanyi Ubah, Kano Pillars and Akwa United are among the clubs shaking for the focal guard, who has likewise played for Olympique Marseille and Norwich City.
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