DELTA: New Football Club, Tellectual Sloboda FC Lands In Warri
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Domero Akpovona Ibor and Mr. Slobada, Chairman and Sporting Director respectively. |
"We are bringing coaches from abroad to improve them and also my coach is a qualified coach and the Assistant is also a qualified coach. Not just a street coach. They are coaches with with certificates who have experiences also." Ibor.
.... We are still doing more to improve and bring the Europe standard because we are projecting the boys for Europe. So, we are bringing those things here so that they can learn and when they get there, they will not struggle with it."
A new football club, Tellectual Sloboda FC with up-to-date facilities/equipments for training has landed in Warri, Delta State.
The club which operates with a foreign standard is resuming its activities on Monday, January 13 for the year 2025. Our Sports Correspondent reports that Tellectual Sloboda FC is also bringing some scouts from some notable prominent clubs from Europe to scout for players in Warri.
Tellectual Sloboda FC is co-owned by Domero Akpovona Ibor and Mr. Slobada, Chairman and Sporting Director respectively.
Mr. Sloboda, a Serbian national became a co-owner after he recently bought shares into the football club when he arrived Warri, Delta State, Nigeria recently to scout for players.
In a chat with Our Correspondent in Warri, Chairman of Tellectual Sloboda FC, Domero Akpovona Ibor disclosed that the football club is currently working on some transfers.
Ibor noted there are some delays but he assured that all transfers will be concluded in no distant time.
He noted that Tellectual Sloboda FC played four tournaments including the Delta State Ethnic Group Cup hosted by Chief Sheriff Mulade, an environmental activist where it won huge prices.
According to Ibor, "My partner Mr. Sloboda is helping me to bring those people and also bringing the coach from Europe to coach/train the boys for three (3) weeks because, it's not like our time.
"We had good coaches like my Coach, Alhaji. They played football. They have experiences. They way they coached us is hard to find coaches like that. These days, boys didn't have that basic training. So, we are bringing coaches from abroad to improve them and also my coach is a qualified coach and the Assistant is also a qualified coach. Not just a street coach. They are coaches with with certificates who have experiences also. But we are still doing more to improve and bring the Europe standard because we are projecting the boys for Europe. So, we are bringing those things here so that they can learn and when they get there, they will not struggle with it."
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