Rangers International to Launch Women's Team in NWFL
Rangers International of Enugu has announced its intention to enter a women's team in the Nigerian Women’s Football League (NWFL), as confirmed by General Manager Amobi Ezeaku during a press briefing in Enugu. The club is preparing for the upcoming NWFL season and is implementing structures to properly establish the women's side, including an open screening exercise for prospective players.
Ezeaku emphasized that the club aims to develop a competitive team that can excel in Nigerian women's football and eventually compete at the continental level. Coach Favour Anieke will continue to lead the women's team, providing continuity as the club transitions to a more structured NWFL campaign.
Additionally, Ezeaku revealed that Rangers is in the process of acquiring the NWFL league slot of Dannaz Ladies, with discussions approximately 80 percent concluded, which would facilitate the club's entry into the women's professional league.
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