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NPFL: Bendel Insurance set to re-sign Collins from Katsina United

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Bendel Insurance are reported to be interested in re-signing forward Uche Collins, DAILY POST reports.

It would be recalled that Collins was on the books of the Benin Arsenals during the 2024-25 campaign.

Collins scored six goals for the Benin-based club during his first stints at the club.

He featured for Katsina United in the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, last season.

Bendel Insurance are looking for more depth in their attack ahead of the new season.

The Benin City club are currently preparing for the new season.

NPFL: Bendel Insurance set to re-sign Collins from Katsina United

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