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NPFL: Kwara United set to unveil new players for 2026-27 season
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NPFL: Kwara United set to unveil new players for 2026-27 season

Daily Post about 16 hours 1 mins read

Kwara United have concluded plans to unveil 10 new signing this week, DAILY POST reports.

The Chairman of the club, Kumbi Titiloye disclosed this in a chat with the club’s supporters in Ilorin.

Titiloye said the recruitment of the new players is aimed at building a more competitive side capable of improving on last season’s performance.

“We are bringing in 10 new players, and they will be unveiled this week,” Titiloye told the club’s media.

“The objective is to strengthen the team and ensure we have a squad capable of competing favourably in the new season.

“Those players are good enough to replace the departed ones. 

“Their sharpness, quality and urgency on the ball make them capable replacements, and we are confident they will add value to the team.

NPFL: Kwara United set to unveil new players for 2026-27 season

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