Head Coach of MS Success Football Club of Mushin, Musbau Oseni has revealed that his team are in Supremacy Cup for business and not for jamboree.
The tournament is organized by 36 Lion in conjunction with
Diamond Sports and would be held at Mobolaji Johnson Arena from March 25th to 28th.
Top football scouts from Belgium, Czech Republic, Norway, Denmark and Spain are expected in Nigeria for a 4-day Lagos Supremacy Cup ‘No Offside’ scouting tournament.
Oseni in a chat with our correspondent recently said that his team are not pushover and warned other teams to prepare for a good fight.
” We are coming to Supremacy Cup to enjoy ourself with business mind and do what we know how to do the best.I want to market my players and shock the so called big teams in the tournament.Like i said before we are here for business not to make up the numbers,”he said.
Oseni who doubles as club owner thanked the organisers for giving them the opportunity to showcase his players to the world and urged his players to take this competition seriously throughout the four days of hostilities.
Chairman Organising Committee, Hajj Liameed Olawale Gafar said the tournament will be graced by a team of experienced scouts from Belgium, Czech Republic, Norway, Denmark and Spain.
Ten teams are expected to take part in the tournament.The teams are 36 Lion, Spartans, ASQ FC, Lekki Junior Strikers and SGFC .
Others are TCCG, Dino FC, CAT FC, Broad City and MS Success.
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