Nigerian Father Blocks Son's Transfer Until WAEC Passed
Barrister Agada, the father of young forward Excell Agada, has prevented his son's transfer to Slovakian club AS Trencin until Excell passes his WAEC exams. This condition is non-negotiable and reflects the family's values, as Barrister Agada comes from a lineage of doctors and lawyers.
Excell, who is 6ft 5in tall, has attracted interest from clubs in Sweden, Norway, Saudi Arabia, and Slovakia, but his father previously hid his passport to stop a premature transfer. Despite agents managing to obtain separate travel documents, Barrister Agada retained authority over his son's affairs due to Excell being a minor.
Coach Bros, Head of Operations at GBS Academy, where Excell trains, stated that the academy respects the father's wishes, emphasizing that education would enhance Excell's prospects on the pitch. The family awaits Excell's exam results before considering any transfer.
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