Kwara United have granted players and officials a 10-day break following their hard-fought victory over Abakaliki FC in the President Federation Cup, marking a well-earned pause in their tightly packed calendar.
The break, which officially commenced on Tuesday, July 1, comes as the Harmony Boys begin to shift focus toward more demanding challenges ahead — the 2025/26 Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) season and their much-anticipated campaign in the CAF Confederation Cup.
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Club officials confirmed that the team will resume full training on Thursday, July 11, with a comprehensive preseason program lined up to ensure readiness for the dual front.
Having secured a spot in continental competition, Kwara United are expected to bolster their squad and intensify tactical drills during the break and upon resumption.
The club’s recent momentum in domestic competitions, capped by their latest Federation Cup triumph, has heightened expectations among fans and stakeholders.
The temporary break is seen not just as a time for rest, but a crucial window to re-strategize as Kwara United prepares to represent Nigeria in Africa and compete for silverware on home soil.
