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Sulaiman Shehu Joins Finnish Club SJK from Stars Builders Academy
Nigeria midfielder Sulaiman Shehu has finalized his transfer to Finnish club Seinäjoen Jalkapallokerho (SJK). The 18-year-old talent joins SJK from Stars Builders Academy, though specific terms of the contract have not been disclosed by either club.
Shehu’s remarkable progress and performance at Stars Builders Academy have paved the way for this significant career advancement. Having already begun training with SJK’s B team, he is anticipated to gradually transition into the first-team squad over the coming weeks.
Ayodeji Adegbenro, CEO of Stars Builders Academy, commented on the move, stating, “Sulaiman Shehu’s transfer to Finland is a significant milestone for us. It reflects the positive trajectory of our academy’s efforts and highlights the promising development of our players.”
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