Fresh from their double triumph in Europe, Sporting Supreme FC of Abuja paid a courtesy visit to the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Technical Director, Austin Eguavoen, to present the Gothia Cup and Dana Cup trophies they recently won in Sweden and Denmark, respectively.

 

Led by Sporting Director Ismail “Veron” Hanza, the team showcased the silverware as a mark of appreciation for Eguavoen’s contributions to youth development and sports empowerment in Nigeria. Veron expressed gratitude for the NFF official’s encouragement and support, which he said played a vital role in the club’s recent successes.

 

Sporting Supreme’s unbeaten runs in both tournaments saw them rack up an astonishing 67 goals without defeat, cementing their status as one of Nigeria’s brightest youth football outfits. Ahmed Njundu was named Most Valuable Player at the Dana Cup, underscoring the individual brilliance within the squad.

 

Eguavoen commended the club’s management, coaches, and players for their dedication, discipline, and passion, noting that their achievements have brought glory to Nigerian football.

 

Beyond the tournaments, Sporting Supreme continued their winning streak in Europe with friendly match victories over Hamkam FC of Norway, Viborg FF of Denmark, FC Lorient, and Le Havre of France. Several players who turned 18 during the trip secured professional contracts with European clubs and remained abroad to pursue their careers.

 

The visit underscores the importance of collaboration between football administrators and grassroots clubs in nurturing young talent. Sporting Supreme’s story stands as a shining example of what can be achieved through teamwork, vision, and unwavering commitment to excellence.