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FC Ebedei Players, Officials Arrive In Europe For Training Tour

FC Ebedei’s players and officials have arrived in Denmark for a three-month training tour.

The contingent, including Club President, Barrister Churchill Oliseh, General Manager and Head of Youth development Coach Fredrick Oliseh, Head Coach Ifeanyi Emeghara, along with assistant coaches not excluding the club’s emerging talents.

FC Ebedei apparently left the NLO play off venue and directly to the airport on Wednesday night and arriving Denmark safely on Thursday.


The training tour in Denmark include trips to Sweden, Spain and Portugal.

During their stay in Europe, FC Ebedei coaches will hit the classroom for coaching education, certification and development.

While learning from some of the game’s most successful and experienced frontline coaches and instructors on new trends in youth football development, the coaches will also have the opportunity to practice their new skills on the field for three months.

Coincidentally, at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport departure lounge, the team met Super Eagles legend Austin Jay Jay Okocha.

The former Super Eagles captain was quite impressed with such foresight by FC Ebedei towards youth identification and development.

The AFCON 1994 champion in Tunisia then engaged briefly with the players, motivating them to excel both on and off the field during the tour and all through their careers.

Responding FC EBEDEI Director of Football, Babatunde Oladeinde, was full of appreciation.

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