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NPFL: Kwara United coach calls for calm after friendly loss to Shooting Stars

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Kwara United technical adviser, Ashifat Suleiman has called for patience from the club supporters ahead of the 2026-27 season.

The Harmony Boys suffered a 2-1 defeat in a friendly encounter against Shooting Stars in Ibadan on Sunday.

Suleiman urged the club faithful to believe in the team’s rebuilding process.

“I urge our fans to keep believing in the team and continue supporting our rebuilding process as we prepare for the new season,” Sulyman told Kwara United’s media.

Sulyman hinted that his technical team has identified areas that require improvement in readiness for the new campaign.

Kwara United have strengthened their squad with 16 new players for the new season.

He assured supporters that the technical crew would address the lapses before the start of the new season.

NPFL: Kwara United coach calls for calm after friendly loss to Shooting Stars

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