NNL Enforces Compliance for Player Registration Ahead of Season
The Nigeria National League (NNL) has issued a directive urging clubs to adhere to the decisions made by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Players’ Status and Arbitration Committee (PSAC) as player registration progresses for the 2026/2027 season. Danlami Alanana, the NNL Chief Operating Officer, emphasized that compliance with these directives is mandatory.
He warned that clubs failing to comply risk being denied the chance to register players. Alanana stated that all decisions from the Players’ Arbitration Committee must be followed, and any agreed payments or settlements with affected players and coaches must be communicated to all parties involved, along with obtaining necessary clearance from the federation.
The NNL has urged clubs to treat this directive with urgency to prevent any setbacks and ensure a smooth registration process.
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