Home News Stanley Nwabali on Saudi clubs and Rangers radar 
News

Stanley Nwabali on Saudi clubs and Rangers radar 

256
Stanley-Nwabali

Nigerian goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali finds himself at the center of attention as clubs from Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom express interest in his talents. 

The 27-year-old shot-stopper of Chippa United in South Africa has garnered widespread recognition following his stellar performances.

Nwabali’s journey to prominence began when he caught the eye of  former Super Eagles head coach, Jose Peseiro last year.

Recognizing his potential, Peseiro included him in the provisional squad for AFCON 2024, marking a significant milestone in Nwabali’s career. 

Nwabali continued to elevate his game, earning the trust of former Eagles coach  Peseiro and cementing his position as the first-choice goalkeeper for the national team, displacing Francis Uzoho.  With a sterling performance at the just concluded Africa Cup of Nations.

His commanding presence and exceptional reflexes have not gone unnoticed, with clubs from Al Ettifaq in Saudi Arabia and Queens Park Rangers in the UK expressing keen interest in acquiring his services.

Chippa United, Nwabali’s current club, finds themselves at a crossroads as they contemplate the future of their prized goalkeeper. 

Read more: Asake’s New Video Sparks Christian Outrage

About The Author

Related Articles

News

Thugs Reportedly Linked to MC Oluomo Disrupt Bus Conductors Association Event in Abuja

Thugs disrupted the inauguration of the Bus Conductors Association of Nigeria (BCAN)...

Mali Morila Gold Mine
News

Mali To Take Control Of Morila Gold Mine From Australian Company

The Malian government is set to take control of the Morila gold...

National Assembly pass student loan bill
HealthNews

Nigeria’s National Assembly Adopts Life Imprisonment for Drug Traffickers, Offenders

The Nigerian National Assembly has amended the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency...

News

Nigeria’s Reps Reject Bill Proposing Six-Year Single Term for President, Governors, LGA Chairpersons

Nigeria’s House of Representatives rejected a bill proposing a six-year single rotational...