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Eletu Commends His Son, Victor After Scoring On His Debut For AC Milan In Friendly Match

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Chairman Of Prince Kazeem Eletu Football Academy of Lagos, Nigeria, Prince Kazeem Eletu has commended his son, Eletu Victor for his brilliant performance on his debut for Italian league title holders, AC Milan in a recent Friendly match.

Victor joined AC Milan academy from Lagos based club in years ago and it was Wednesday the midfielder signed three years professional contract with the Italian giant club.

The former Eletu player played his first match for the club on Thursday and scored in the 3-2 win over Lumezzane FC in a friendly match.

In a statement issued by the club owner, Prince Kazeem Eletu and signed by team manager, Muftau Eletu known as Junior described young lad a committed and energetic player who is ready to give his best for the club

Prince Eletu in the statement congratulated Victor on his debut for AC Milan and wished him best of luck in his footballing career.

“Victor is my son and he started his football career with Eletu academy some years ago and today the World is celebrating him not because he played for AC Milan but also netted his first goal for the club.

“On behalf of the Eletu football family, I congratulate him for his debut for AC Milan and I wish him more success in this subsequent matches,” The statement reads.

Eletu disclosed that the academy had produced many players who are currently playing in various clubs not only in Europe also on African continent and urged the players in academy to remain focus and determined in order to achieve their aims in a possible shortest time.

In another development, Prince Kazeem Eletu on Thursday defeated Futurepro Soccer Football Club 3-2 in a friendly match played at the Alwarul Islam Secondary School, Agege, Lagos.

With this victory, the Eletu boys ended this year in a glorious note having maintained unbetaan run in their last six matches.

The club according to the management would go on break and players are expected to resume training second week of January, 2023.

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