Jagaban Cup has once again delivered on its promise to identify and elevate young talents to the global stage.
14 young talents were spotted at the recently concluded scouting tournament for international trials.
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These youngsters, representing clubs such as SGFC, 36 Lion, Dino SC, Broad City, Ijebu United, Imperial, FC Bethel and Ikorodu City are poised to join clubs across Europe. Their hard work, skill, and passion have earned them opportunities to shine on a global platform.
SGFC’s Chukwudi Okwuosa headlines the talented list that also include Echezona Nnoli (Ijebu United), Chiemere Ezeaka (Ikorodu City), Ibifubara Dagogo (Ikorodu City), Boma Eric (FC Bethel) and Kelechi Onwe (Ikorodu City).
The quartet of Oluwaseun Lawal, Alex John, Eniye Hitler and Opeyemi Oluwafemi; all from 36 Lion also made the cut.
Others are Ashuku Joel (Imperial), Ayomide Bakare (Broad City), Babatunde Akomolade (Broad City) and Samuel Obudu (Dino SC).
With letters of invitation set to arrive shortly, these players are gearing up for trials in the summer transfer window of 2025.
The Jagaban Cup has solidified its reputation as a talent factory, producing players like Uchenna Emmanuel (Sparta Praha) and Solomon Agbalaka (Sochi).
