Coach Alausa Kabiru, head coach of Smart City Football Club, praised the Nigeria Ex-International Cup organizers and its significance for the former national players.
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“It’s a very good tournament for the Ex-Internationals. I’ve watched many matches, and the organization is excellent. The atmosphere is vibrant, and this competition can open doors for many players,” Coach Alausa commented. He emphasized the importance of such events in showcasing talents to scouts and agents who could potentially advance players’ careers.
The clash between FC Nwosu and FC Amoo was a showcase of skill and resilience. FC Nwosu took an early lead, but FC Amoo’s tenacity brought them back to level the score, leading to a tense penalty shootout. FC Nwosu’s composure and precision under pressure eventually saw them through to the end of the game.
Coach Alausa Kabiru also highlighted the role of the tournament in reuniting former players and fostering camaraderie. “It’s a great initiative for the Ex-Internationals to come together again. This unity and shared experience on the field bring everyone closer,” he noted.
The Ex-International Cup not only provides a platform for seasoned players to reconnect but also offers emerging talents a stage to display their skills and catch the eye of potential recruiters. As the tournament progresses, it continues to captivate fans and participants alike, promising more exciting football and opportunities ahead.
