Shooting Stars boss Gbenga Ogunbote is preparing his team for a tougher second round in the 2024/25 NPFL season and has explained to his boys what they must do to keep their newfound form intact.
With the first half behind them, the revered tactician knows that the journey ahead will be far more challenging, Footballrover reports.
However, Ogunbote is determined to steer the Oluyole Warriors to success as they aim for the coveted NPFL title.
Shooting Stars boss Gbenga Ogunbote eyes strong finish to NPFL season
In a recent interview with the club media, Gbenga Ogunbote highlighted the immense challenges the team will face in the second round of the NPFL.
Acknowledging that their top-three position from the first round brings heightened expectations, the coach stressed that the team must stay alert and committed to achieving their goals.
He expressed confidence that his players understand the gravity of the task ahead.
“Everything we need to do is to be on our toes, to make sure that we give in our best to ensure that we represent the team and the state very well,” coach Ogunbote said.
The former Sunshine Stars and Remo Stars coach also discussed plans to reinforce the squad before the league restarts.
While still in the process of finalising recruitment, Ogunbote hinted at new arrivals who could strengthen the team in key areas.
He revealed that these additions are expected to be confirmed soon, with a few new players joining by the weekend.
Gbenga Ogunbote’s call for unity and support in the second round
Gbenga Ogunbote also expressed satisfaction with his players’ commitment during the first training session after the break.
While some players were still expected to join, the turnout was impressive, showing the squad’s readiness to push forward.
Ogunbote concluded by thanking fans for their continued support and urged them to keep backing the team as they aim to lift the NPFL title in the second round.
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