Rivers United’s CAF Champions League campaign has continued to draw attention and local backing, as excitement builds around the team’s pursuit of continental glory.
The Pride of Rivers are looking to make a deep run in the 2025/26 competition, with fans and partners rallying behind them ahead of key fixtures, Footballrover reports.
Corporate Support Fuels Rivers United’s CAF Champions League Drive
The Finidi George side have received a major morale boost ahead of their CAF Champions League campaign, with Sandaling Atlantic Aviation Limited unveiling a ₦100,000-per-goal reward for the team throughout the 2025/26 season.
The Port Harcourt outfit continues to attract growing backing as they fly Nigeria’s flag in Africa’s premier club competition.
Sandaling Atlantic Aviation Limited’s initiative aims to keep the players motivated while strengthening the company’s commitment to sporting excellence and community development.
Daniel Cromwell, Managing Director of Sandaling Atlantic Aviation Limited, reaffirmed the company’s enthusiasm for the club’s journey.
“As a fan of Rivers United, we are doing our best to make sure our team is well motivated,” Cromwell said. In a way of supporting sports, we will be giving ₦100,000 for every goal scored. This is to ensure they stay motivated, as they’ll be playing against some of the best teams in Africa.”
He added:
“We believe that our support will encourage the players to push even harder and showcase the best of Nigerian football to Africa.”
The incentive covers all fixtures — home and away — as Rivers United battle some of the continent’s toughest sides in their quest for continental glory.
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The Garden City side have built a strong reputation in recent seasons, combining solid domestic form with consistent African appearances.
This latest gesture is expected to heighten the team’s morale, particularly as they prepare for decisive Champions League clashes at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium.
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