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NPFL: Ismail Bello set for Enyimba transfer

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Ismail Bello is close to a move to Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, side Enyimba, DAILY POST reports.

Bello is reported to have agreed on personal terms with the nine-time NPFL champions.

According to reports, Bello is expected to be unveiled as Enyimba player in the coming days.

Bello won the 2026 President Federation Cup title with El-Kanemi Warriors.

He featured regularly for the Borno Army during the 2025/26 season.

Bello was also once in the books of Gombe United.

NPFL: Ismail Bello set for Enyimba transfer

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