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NPFL: Falolu announces departure from Katsina United

Azeez Falolu has left Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, side, Katsina United, DAILY POST reports. Falolu is reported to be close to a move to defending champions Rangers. The midfielder confirmed his departure in a farewell message to the Chanji Boys. Falolu said the memories of his time with the Katsina-based club will remain with […] NPFL: Falolu announces departure from Katsina United

NPFL: Falolu announces departure from Katsina United

Azeez Falolu has announced his departure from Katsina United, a Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, side, according to the DAILY POST. The midfielder is reportedly close to joining defending champions Rangers. Falolu expressed his gratitude to the club in a farewell message to the Chanji Boys. He reminisced about the unforgettable memories and roaring days at Muhammadu Dikko Stadium.

Falolu acknowledged the love and support from the club's management throughout his playing days. He also thanked his coaches who played a significant role in his personal and professional growth. Falolu promised to wear the club's shirt no more but assured that his love for Katsina United and the city would remain forever. He wished the club success in the future.

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