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NPFL: Manyo thrilled to be named Rivers United captain

Rivers United defender, Stephen Manyo, has described the responsibility of leading the club as a big honour. Manyo was named captain of the club for the 2026-27 season. The centre-back said the role requires huge dedication and calmness, especially during difficult moments. “I feel great captaining this prestigious club. It’s not a small team, both […] NPFL: Manyo thrilled to be named Rivers…

NPFL: Manyo thrilled to be named Rivers United captain

Rivers United's defender Stephen Manyo expressed his excitement at being appointed captain for the 2026-27 season. The center-back acknowledged the weight of the role, describing it as a significant honor. Manyo emphasized that leading the prestigious club demands immense dedication and composure, particularly during challenging times.

He stated that while the pressure is substantial, given the team's struggles, he accepts it as part of his job. Manyo stressed the importance of maintaining calmness as a captain, as his demeanor directly influences his teammates' behavior. He acknowledged that the upcoming CAF Champions League preliminary round tie against San Pedro of Cote d'Ivoire at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium in Uyo on Sunday will be another test for the team.

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