Katsina United begins screening of home base players across the 34 LGAs

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By Mustapha Abubakar, Katsina

 

The Management of Katsina United Fc has invited one hundred and twenty indigenous Players for talent hunt and screening exercise for Players from all the 34 Local Governments areas of Katsina State.

This is contined in a press release signed by Nasiru Gide, Media Officer of the team and made available to news men in Katsina.

The Screening exercise is scheduled to hold between Wednesday the 28th of September to 6th October 2022 at Muhammadu Dikko Stadium Katsina, arrival 10:00am prompt.

The Screening Exercise is meant to revamp the Team and also to give more chance and playing time to the Home Base Players.

According to the Club Director Football development Saleh Yusuf, the slots for the players where given best on the Profession of the active Football Teams in the Local Governments areas .

While Katsina local Government being the center carried 20 Slots with some of the Players from the Junior Katsina United Fc.

The Club Director Football development stated that feeding and accomodations will be provided to all the invited Players.

The invited Players are therefore urged to exhibit sportsmanship and discipline during the screening Exercise assured that fair and just will be done to who ever deserve to be registered with the Katsina United Fc.

The Management expressed their gratitude to the State Sports Commissioner Dr Bishir Gambo Saulawa for giving the State home base Players chance to exhibit their talent.saying this will greatly improve the performance of the Players and the development of football in general.

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