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NPFL: Al-Ameen leaves Shooting Stars for Zimbabwe’s Scotland FC

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Tijani Al-Ameen has completed a move to Zimbabwean side, Scotland FC, DAILY POST reports.

Al-Ameen joined Scotland FC for an undisclosed fee.

The defender signed a two-year contract with the southern African side.

Al-Ameen last played for Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, side Shooting Stars.

Al-Ameen played a pivotal role in the Oluyole Warriors’ CAF confederation cup qualification.

Shooting Stars will now have to shop for a formidable replacement for the defender ahead of the 2026-27 campaign.

NPFL: Al-Ameen leaves Shooting Stars for Zimbabwe’s Scotland FC

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