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Four NPFL clubs jostle for Egigigo’s signing

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Four Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, clubs are reported to be chasing midfielder, Raji Bello Egigigo, DAILY POST reports.

The clubs are Plateau United, Katsina United, Doma United and Niger Tornadoes.

According to reports, all the listed clubs have inquired about the availability of the player.

Plateau United is reported to have opened negotiations with Egigigo”s agency.

Egigigo was one of the outstanding performers for Lobi Stars in the Nigeria National League, NNL, last season.

He is known for his physical strength, ball-winning ability, and tactical discipline.

Egigogo is expected to add stability and depth to his new side in the 2026-27 campaign.

Four NPFL clubs jostle for Egigigo’s signing

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