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3SC Signs 5 New Players

February 14, 2024 • 1 min read

Shooting Stars Sports Club (3SC), has made significant changes in preparation for the upcoming second round of the 2023/24 season.

In an effort to enhance the team’s performance, the coach, Gbenga Ogunbote and his technical crew have finalized the signing of five new players.

The new additions include former Golden Eaglets player Alimi Sunday from Sunshine Stars of Akure, Jimoh Oni from Nigeria National League (NNL) side Inter Lagos, and Hadi Mohammed from Akwa United of Uyo, Adewale Yusuf from Lobi Stars and left-back Ehibe Victor complete the list of fresh faces joining the squad.

Also, the club has confirmed the release of six players, including striker Kareem Ademola, who has secured a deal with Ceramical Cleopatra, an Egyptian club, as well as Anayor Ogbonna, goalkeeper Ovunda Darlintin, striker Emeka Obiora, winger Michael Eneruna, and center-back Ezeala Uche, who have all moved on to new opportunities with other teams.