Rivers United defender, Ndasi Denis, has finally bid farewell to the NPL club side after a successful two-year stint with the Port Harcourt outfit.
Cameroonian Defender Ndasi Denis set to join Rwanda’s APR FC
The 29-year-old defender made the announcement on his official social media handle on Tuesday, expressing gratitude to various individuals, including the former and present Governor Nyisom Wike and Siminalayi Fubara.
Having played a crucial role in Rivers United’s success in the 2021/2022 Nigeria Premier League and their CAF Confederations Cup campaign, Ndasi now gears up for a new challenge ahead.
After two memorable years at Rivers United, Ndasi Denis has officially announced his departure from the club.
Ndasi’s departure marks the end of a remarkable chapter, during which he established himself as a key player for the former Nigerian Premier League champions.
In his farewell message, Ndasi extended his appreciation to several individuals who played significant roles in his journey with Rivers United.
Ndasi expressed gratitude to the Commissioner of Sports, Sir Bar Chris Green, for his tireless efforts in ensuring the team’s success and guiding players in their careers.
The departing defender reserved special praise for the team’s coaching staff, medical staff, media team, drivers, and the fans, acknowledging their love and encouragement throughout his time at the club.
During his tenure with Rivers United, Ndasi Denis made a significant impact on the pitch, featuring in 84 matches for the club. He showcased his versatility by contributing three goals and providing one assist.
One of the standout moments of his career at Rivers United was lifting the Nigeria Premier League title in the 2021/2022 season, a remarkable achievement for the club.
The center-back also played a crucial role in guiding the Pride of Rivers to the quarterfinals of the CAF Confederations Cup in the previous season, where they unfortunately fell to Young Africans SC of Tanzania.
Ndasi leaves behind cherished memories and a special place in his heart for his colleagues, particularly team captain Festus Austin and his brother Nyima Nwagua, with whom he shared unforgettable moments.
Reports suggest that the defender will join APR FC, one of Rwanda’s most esteemed football clubs.
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