Tunde Adeyemi, a key
midfielder for ABS FC, has expressed confidence in the team's chances of
securing promotion to the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) in the
upcoming season.
After a challenging last
campaign that saw ABS relegated to the third tier of Nigerian football, the Nigeria
Nationwide League One (NLO 1), the club's management has confirmed the team
will now compete in the Nigeria National League (NNL).
Reflecting on the upcoming
campaign, Adeyemi emphasized the need for hard work and discipline across all departments of the team to achieve the goal of promotion to the NPFL.
"The chance of making it
to the NPFL is simple; every department needs to work harder and be effective.
I believe with utmost discipline, we’re
going to get there," Adeyemi said.
"I want to work harder this time to help the team gain promotion to the
top-flight league, and by doing that, I'm also selling myself."
Despite last season's
difficulties, Adeyemi cherishes the experience under Coach Umar Danlami, who
previously led ABS FC and brought valuable insights to the team.
"It was a good
experience because I got to work with an experienced coach, Coach Umar Danlami,
who is also a former Super Eagles player," Adeyemi noted.
Born in Offa, Adeyemi has
previously played for Abraysports FC and Crown FC of Ogbomosho, as well as had
trials with Gateway FC of Ogun State.
Now, as ABS looks to rebuild
under new management, the club is staging a national talent hunt to assemble a
strong squad for the NNL campaign.
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