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NPFL: Warri Wolves set continental target for 2026-27 season

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Warri Wolves technical adviser, Hassan Abdallah, has revealed the team’s target for the 2026-27 Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, season.

Abdallah declared that their goal is to secure a top three finish in the new season.

The experienced tactician said they are building a team that can achieve their target.

“We have a vision to finish among the top three when the season finally ends,” Abdallah told Warri Wolves media.

“We are gradually rebuilding a formidable squad that will compete squarely successful in the 2026-27 season.”

Abdallah also declared the team’s readiness for the new season.

“We are fully prepared and committed for bigger results next season.”

NPFL: Warri Wolves set continental target for 2026-27 season

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