Super Eagles winger, Ahmed Musa, has ignited excitement among Nigerian football fans by hinting at a potential return to the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL). On Monday, Musa took to social media platform X, asking his followers to help him decide his next Nigerian club. Without a club since February 2024, the 31-year-old is considering a homecoming to the domestic league, where his football journey first began.
Musa has always been vocal about his love for the NPFL. During a recent X Space session, the former Leicester City winger expressed his deep connection to the league, crediting it for shaping his career. “I will always talk about the Nigerian league because I was once their product. It placed me where I am today, and even when I retire, I will return to play in the league again,” he said. Musa’s words have now taken on real meaning, as he eyes a longer spell in the NPFL to demonstrate his passion for Nigerian football.
In April 2021, Musa briefly rejoined Kano Pillars but soon left for Turkish side Karagümrük. However, this time, he seems set on a more extended stay in the NPFL. His decision to let fans choose his next club adds an interactive twist to his potential comeback. Musa’s return could be a significant boost for the NPFL, with the experienced winger ready to share his wealth of knowledge from playing in top European leagues like CSKA Moscow and Leicester City.
The big question now is: which NPFL club will Musa join? Fans are eagerly awaiting the decision, with many hoping to see him back in action on home soil. Whether he returns to Kano Pillars or chooses a new club, the prospect of Musa finishing his career in the NPFL has sparked anticipation for what could be an exciting chapter in Nigerian football.
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