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NNL: Beyond Limits name Opeyemi Azeez as head coach
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NNL: Beyond Limits name Opeyemi Azeez as head coach

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Opeyemi Azeez has been appointed the new head coach of Nigeria National League, NNL, side Beyond Limits.

Azeez replaced Olumide Ajibolade, who recently left the club for Remo Stars.

The young tactician previously served as an assistant coach with Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, side Sporting Lagos.

Azeez was part of the coaching crew that secured promotion for Sporting Lagos last season.

Sporting Lagos also won the 2025-26 NNL title.

Azeez will be tasked with the responsibility of grooming talent and securing promotion to the top flight next season.

NNL: Beyond Limits name Opeyemi Azeez as head coach

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