By Daily Sports on June 2, 2016
Barely a day after leaving Giwa FC, coach Gbenga Ogunbote has made a sensational return to Shooting Stars.
On Wednesday, Ogunbote said that he was studying offers from three different clubs but 3SC media officer Jubril Arowolo told Goal on Thursday morning that the former Sunshine Stars boss has signed a deal with the struggling Oluyole Warriors till the end of the season.
Ogunbote will be assisted by Lawal Abimbola and Edith Egoye and their immediate target would be to revive the fortunes of the Ibadan side who are placed 18th with 17 points from 18 matches.
Arowolo said that Ogunbote was introduced to the players and other officials of 3SC before the start of Thursday’s practice session and that the coach signaled his intention to return after noticing that some of the issues that precipitated his departure at the start of the season had been sorted out.
“We have named Gbenga Ogunbote as our head coach and as I am talking to you now he is at the Lekan Salami Stadium, Ibadan where he had just been introduced to the players. The issues that made him leave at the beginning of the season have now been handled to a certain extent. He is to be assisted by Lawal Abimbola and Edith Agoye and they have been charged to ensure that 3SC return to winning ways starting from the weekend home game with Akwa United,” an elated Arowolo said.
3SC will face Akwa United this weekend in a Week 19 cracker at the Lekan Salami Stadium, Adamasingba, Ibadan in what will be Ogunbote's first baptism of fire.
He is fondly remembered for turning around the fortunes of the Ibadan side last season when he led them to finish ninth from relegation zone when he took over after Week 10.
•Photo showsGgbenga Ogunbote
Source Daily Sports
Posted June 2, 2016
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