By Adeboye Amosu in Kano: Enyimba coach Paul Aigbogun is upbeat that his team will have a good outing in the Nigeria Professional Football League next season despite their failure to make an impact in the 2017 NPFL invitational tournament in Kano, reports Completesportsnigeria.com.
The People’s Elephant finished bottom of their group with one defeat and a draw from their two games in the competition.
The Aba side showed a lot of promise in their opening game against Plateau United, but were totally dominated in the second by the home-based Super Eagles which they lost 1-0.
Despite that, Aigbogun who is in his third stint at the club is adamant the club can improve on their third place finish in the NPFL last season.
“We are here in Kano to prepare for the new season. Our objective is to get the players in proper shape and also test the new ones too,” begins Aigbogun in a chat with Completesportsnigeria.com.
“That we didn’t win the competition here is not a big deal for us.
Aigbogun Unruffled Over Enyimba’s Poor Showing At NPFL invitational, Eager For Better Season
