“No offer from any club since AFCON Final– Super Eagles goalkeeper, Nwabali

 

By Miracle Ogunde

Despite his stellar performance at the 2023 AFCON final in Cote D’ivoire, Super Eagles Goalkeeper, Stanley Nwabali, has revealed that he is yet to receive any offer from any club since the competition ended.

Nwabali has been linked with a move away from his South African club, Chippa United, with Sky Bet Championship club, Queens Park Rangers and Saudi Arabia Professional Football outfit, Al Ettifaq, all reportedly interested in the goalkeeper.

Likewise, Belgian Pro League side, Union St Gilloise and Kaizer Chiefs have also been linked with the shot stopper in the past.

The 27-year-old however said that no club has approached his representatives over a transfer.

“You see, to be honest, I’ve never seen anything on my table ever since AFCON,” Nwabali told FARPost.

“Maybe those clubs might have spoken to my team or my manager. But at this point, we can’t do anything.

“And they can’t approach me because it would be unprofessional. They must go to my club or my manager.

“So I don’t know if there’s something on the table maybe waiting for towards summer or transfer window. You know most clubs always do this. When they show interest, you’re opening the way to some other clubs.

“So, some people always keep it a secret, and when they get you, they get you once. For now, I know nothing.”

Nwabali played a key role in Nigeria’s second place finish at AFCON 2023.


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