NPFL: Rangers promote youngster Nwoye to first team

Nigeria Professional Football League, NPFL champions, Rangers, have promoted youngster Olisaemeka Nwoye to the senior team.

Nwoye has also signed his first professional contract with the Flying Antelopes.

The youngster has been highly rated by youth team coach Felix Nwosu.

“Ball Playing centre Back Olisaemeka Nwoye (Ramos) Promoted to the Senior Team from the U-19. Congrats son,” Nwosu stated at the player’s unveiling ceremony.

Nwoye has already commenced training with the first team ahead of Saturday’s clash with Lobi Stars.

DAILY POST recalls that Anoruo Chukwudi and Ogbonna Christian were promoted to the senior team at the start of the season.

NPFL: Rangers promote youngster Nwoye to first team



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