Rangers International FC of Enugu has unveiled a major partnership with Eye Ball, a cutting-edge technology platform, to digitally transform talent development and performance analysis across all levels of the club.
The announcement, made on April 30, 2025, highlights Rangers' continued commitment to football innovation in Nigeria. GM/CEO Barr. Amobi Ezeaku described the move as a bold step toward a smarter future for Nigerian football.
“This collaboration reinforces our belief that the future of football lies at the intersection of talent and technology. Rangers is proud to be one of the first professional clubs in Nigeria to embrace this level of digital transformation,” Ezeaku stated.
Through Eye Ball, the club will integrate real-time data analytics, AI-powered performance reviews, and advanced scouting tools to enhance player development from the youth academy to the senior team.
This deal follows Rangers’ recent partnership with G.O Diaspora Football Outreach, a German-based organization focused on nurturing African football talent. The initiative has already begun groundwork in Enugu, offering mentorship, structured training, and scouting exposure for young players.
Earlier in the year, on January 2, CEO Ezeaku visited the Sports and Justice Law Firm in Cairo, Egypt, and by January 9, the club announced a partnership with Swiss side FC Schaffhausen. The alliance aims to facilitate talent exchange, coaching development, and smoother pathways for Nigerian players into European football.
With these partnerships, Rangers International FC is building a model for how African clubs can combine local development with global opportunities.
“Together with Eye Ball, we are building a smarter football future – from grassroots to greatness,” Ezeaku affirmed.
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