NPFL: Sunshine Stars declare Salisu, Obiazor wanted > 자유게시판

Sunshine Stars Football Club has declared that Seidu Salisu and David Obiazor are wanted for leaving the team without official permission. According to the club, the duo has failed to rejoin their teammates in training after the New Year break.

The Akure based club, currently preparing for the second stanza of the league in Ikenne, Ogun State, issued a warning to agents and clubs not to negotiate transfers for Salisu or Obiazor without their consent.

In an official statement, Sunshine Stars emphasized, "Any attempt to secure the services of these players illegally without following due process will result in legal action." Both players remain under contract with the club.

The Owena Waves are set to resume their league campaign on Saturday, June 25, with a home match against Ikorodu City.

Editorial

Sunshine Stars’ bold move to publicly declare Salisu and Obiazor wanted highlights a growing issue in Nigerian football regarding player discipline and contractual integrity. While players may face personal challenges or seek better opportunities, adhering to contractual agreements is crucial for maintaining professionalism within the league.

The club’s decision to issue a formal warning underscores their commitment to protecting their interests and maintaining order. However, this situation also raises questions about how clubs can better support players to prevent such incidents from occurring. Strengthening communication and addressing player concerns proactively could help avoid public disputes.

Sunshine Stars’ stance sets a precedent for other NPFL clubs to assert their rights while emphasizing the importance of respecting contracts. Balancing player freedom with contractual obligations will be essential to fostering a professional and competitive football environment in Nigeria.

Did You Know?

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2. Football Club, nicknamed "Owena Waves," was established in 1995 and is based in Akure, Ondo State.
   
3. The Nigerian Premier Football League NPFL mandates clubs to register all contractual agreements with the league to ensure transparency.
   
4. Ikenne, Ogun State, is home to the Remo Stars Stadium, a popular training venue for professional clubs.
   
5. Contract disputes and unauthorized absences are common challenges faced by clubs in domestic football leagues worldwide.
   
6. Sunshine Stars’ best-ever NPFL finish was in 2011 when they ended the season in second place.