Troost-Ekong Backs Nwabali to Find New Club Soon

William Troost-Ekong, the captain of the Super Eagles, stated that goalkeeper Stanlei Nwabali is "too good to be clubless" as Nwabali seeks a new club following the termination of his contract with South African side Chippa United in February. Nwabali's contract ended four months early, limiting his options to find a new team due to the timing of his departure outside the transfer window.
Troost-Ekong acknowledged the challenges Nwabali faces but emphasized his quality and importance to Nigeria's football future, particularly after Nwabali's contributions in two consecutive Africa Cup of Nations campaigns, including a bronze medal finish in 2025 in Morocco. Troost-Ekong mentioned that he has been in communication with Nwabali, who is training to stay fit, and expressed hope that a good opportunity will arise for him in the summer.
Troost-Ekong underscored Nwabali's significance to the national team and his capabilities as a goalkeeper.
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