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NPFL: Rivers United sign Olasupo from Remo Stars

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Samson Olasupo has completed a move to Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, side Rivers United, DAILY POST reports.

Olasupo arrived Port Harcourt from 2024/ 2025 NPFL champions Remo Stars.

The striker becomes the latest addition to Finidi George’s side ahead of the 2026-27 season.

Olasupo will reunite with former Remo Stars players Alex Oyowah and Ekene Awazie at the Port Harcourt club.

The Port Harcourt-based side will open their NPFL campaign with a clash against Plateau United in Port-Harcourt on Sunday, 30 August.

Rivers United finished second in the NPFL last season.

NPFL: Rivers United sign Olasupo from Remo Stars

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