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NPFL: Shooting Stars sign Francis Saviour from Crown FC
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NPFL: Shooting Stars sign Francis Saviour from Crown FC

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Shooting Stars have completed the signing of midfielder Francis Saviour ahead of the new campaign.

Saviour joined the Oluyole Warriors from Nigeria National League, NNL, side Crown FC.

The midfielder signed a one-year contract with the Ibadan-based club.

Saviour is expected to add more depth to the team in the new season.

He will have a chance of playing in the CAF Confederation Cup next season.

Shooting Stars will kick-start their 2026-27 Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, campaign with a clash against Inter Lagos in Ibadan on Sunday, August 30.

NPFL: Shooting Stars sign Francis Saviour from Crown FC

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