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NNL: El-kanemi Warriors invite five players for assessment
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NNL: El-kanemi Warriors invite five players for assessment

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El-kanemi Warriors have invited five players to their squad for trials ahead of the new Nigeria National League, NNL, season.

The invited players are Abdulmumin Ali, Abubakar L. Adam, Andrew Henry (Koyi), Abdulmumin Mohammed and

Nasir Mohammed Jika.

They were selected from academies across the state.

The invited players are expected to resume training with the team on Monday.

They will have the opportunity to train alongside the established first team players and show their abilities before the technical team.

El-kanemi Warriors are competing in the CAF Confederation Cup as they will lock horns with Moroccan giants Raja Casablanca in the second preliminary round of the competition.

The first leg is scheduled for Ikenne on Friday October 16th-18th with the return leg to hold a week later in Casablanca.

NNL: El-kanemi Warriors invite five players for assessment

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