Nigerian football icon Ahmed Musa, a 2013 AFCON champion, has re-signed with Kano Pillars, returning to the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) after an extensive international career, as per Brila FM.
Musa, alongside fellow veteran Shehu Abdullahi, has joined as a free agent, despite the transfer window being closed. His homecoming holds sentimental value, having started his career at Kano Pillars in 2009, where he became the league’s top scorer.
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Super Eagles 🦅skipper ©️, Ahmed Musa and defender, Shehu Abdullahi will reunite at Kano Pillars for the 2024-25 season under Head coach, Usman Abd’allah pic.twitter.com/GCfI9KfEru
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Musa’s return promises to add a significant boost to Kano Pillars’ prospects. His wealth of experience, gained from playing for notable clubs like Leicester City, CSKA Moscow, and Al Nassr, is expected to inspire the team and raise the level of competition in the NPFL. Musa’s leadership both on and off the field will also serve as a motivational force for younger players.
Expressing his excitement about the move, Musa said he is eager to contribute to the club’s ambitions and sees it as an opportunity to give back to Nigerian football. Kano Pillars fans are thrilled with the move, hoping it leads to improved performances and better results in the league. Musa’s presence also brings additional spotlight to the NPFL, elevating its profile both locally and internationally.
This return marks a significant step for Kano Pillars as they prepare for upcoming matches with renewed energy, targeting a strong performance this season.
