Tuesday, 1 December 2015

Nigerias NPFL looking for stronger partnership with Spanish La Liga

The Nigeria Professional Football League(NPFL), joined other footballing leagues across the world, at the world league forum, which took place in Paris, France. To discuss the future of the league, in the scheme of the on fast approaching FIFA structure.

According to chairman of the League Management Company(LMC), Mallam Shehu Dikko, the forum will present a perfect opportunity to continue discussions on the possibility of partnership between the La Liga and the NPFL.

“The forum, will, present a perfect opportunity to continue discussions on the possibility of partnership between the La Liga and the NPFL, in line with our earlier exchanges in which the La Liga had formally expressed an intent to support our development, among other contact discussions with other leagues towards exploring opportunities that would drive the developmental objectives of the NPFL and, indeed, Nigerian football,” Dikko stated.

Dikko, also promised that it will be another opportunity to seek global partnership and support for the internal reforms in NPFL, as well as the on-going campaign to arrest capital flight from the domestic sports industry to Europe which has denied the league the right kind of funding.

According to the congress’ organisers, all four candidates for the next elections for the FIFA President’s office have confirmed their participation at the meeting at which they are expected to unveil their plans for world football, with emphasis on the football leagues.

“We will have the opportunity to discuss the future of football and the role of the leagues in the governance landscape with Prince Ali Ben Hussein, Cheik Salman ben Ibrahim Al-Khalifa, Mr. Tokyo Sexwale and Mr. Jerome Champagne,” they wrote in a letter to the LMC.

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