The recently held prestigious Lagos Supremacy Cup has continued to yield positive results, as many players scouted during the tournament have been signed on by several clubs in Europe.
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The latest sweet fruit from the tournament is Ade Oguns, who has signed for top Belgian side KAS Eupen on a 3 years deal.
According to a major hand in the deal, Cem Sagar, the highly rated youngster who was initially slated for a lucrative in the Emirates, however chose to play in Europe, as he dreams to dominate the European football with his prodigious talent.
And in furtherance of the unflinching efforts of the organisers to continue to unearth the future stars of Nigeria and African football, the Lagos Supremacy Cup which would hold its 20th edition in 2025 in Lagos, is expected to be bigger, better and a celebration of Nigeria and Africa’s football, as well as, its culture and huge economic potentials.
