By Daily Sports on September 19, 2019
The joint-top scorer in the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) for last season, Ibrahim Sunusi, has described reports suggesting he would be leaving his present club Nasarawa United for another team before the commencement of the 2019/20 campaign.
Sunusi told Goal during an exclusive interview, a move away from his Lafia-based club at this period is the last thing on his mind for now.
“No, it is not true, I am staying with Nasarawa United at least, for now, this is my state club and I am happy there,” Sunusi stated.
“Right now, I am working hard to see that I improve on what I achieved last season and by God’s grace I believe I would do better “
With a late flurry of goals, Sunusi scored 10 times during the abridged NPFL season but it was not enough to take Nasarawa United into the Super Six as they finished three points outside the last playoff spot.
“We tried our best last season but we could not make it to the Super Six, we are going to work harder this upcoming season, hopefully, we have better things than we did last time” Sunusi who recently featured for the Nigeria U23s added. (Goal)
•PHOTO: Ibrahim Sunusi
Source Daily Sports
Posted September 19, 2019
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