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NPFL: Katsina United strengthen squad with Aminu signing
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NPFL: Katsina United strengthen squad with Aminu signing

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Katsina United have bolstered their squad with the signing of Abdulmajid Aminu for the new season.

Aminu played for another NPFL club, Barau FC, last season.

He was a key player for the Maliya Boys during the campaign.

Aminu will be aiming to prove his quality with the Chanji Boys.

He is expected to add pace and goals to Katsina United’s attack.

Aminu began his NPFL career with Kano Pillars before moving abroad to play for Moneni Pirates FC in Eswatini.

Katsina United opened their 2026/27 NPFL campaign with a 1-1 draw against defending champions, Rangers.

NPFL: Katsina United strengthen squad with Aminu signing

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