In a bid to fortify their roster for the upcoming season, Shooting Stars Sports Club of Ibadan has made significant strides in the transfer market with the acquisition of three talented players.
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Winger Michael Eneruna Moses, midfielder Ambrose Ogundahunsola, and striker Daddy Abdulrahman have all joined the ranks of the Oluyole Warriors, each committing to a two-year contract.
Michael Eneruna Moses, a seasoned winger with an impressive track record, recently concluded his stint with Warri Wolves. Prior to that, he showcased his skills at both Rivers United and Bendel Insurance, earning praise for his speed, agility, and goal-scoring prowess.
His addition to the squad promises to inject dynamism and creativity into the team’s attacking lineup.
Meanwhile, young midfielder Ambrose Ogundahunsola, hailing from Adamimogo FC of Akure, caught the eye of Shooting Stars scouts with his exceptional performances in the amateur league.
With a promising future ahead of him, Ogundahunsola’s signing underscores the club’s commitment to nurturing and harnessing young talent.
Completing the trio of new signings is striker Daddy Abdulrahman, who joins the Ibadan-based club from El-Kanemi Warriors.
Renowned for his lethal finishing and striking instincts, Abdulrahman is expected to bolster the squad’s offensive capabilities and provide crucial support to the forward line.
Furthermore, Shooting Stars also took note of the outstanding abilities of goalkeeper Babatunde Gbolahan, promoting him from their B Team to the main squad.
Gbolahan’s elevation exemplifies the club’s dedication to recognizing and nurturing talent from within its ranks.
As the new season approaches, expectations run high for Shooting Stars Sports Club of Ibadan, with their latest acquisitions and the promotion of Gbolahan painting a promising picture for the team’s future endeavors.
With renewed strength and determination, the Oluyole Warriors are gearing up to make their mark in the upcoming football campaign.
