We Are Not Panicking, We Are Building – Nukunu FC President Hon. Eric Edem Agbana

Ho, Oct. 4, 24HourNews – Founder and President of Nukunu FC, Hon. Eric Edem Agbana, has called on fans of the club to remain patient and continue supporting the team despite a difficult start to the season.

According to him, the team has been affected by injuries, instability with their home venue and a few other setbacks, but he remains confident in the project being built.

“I know the fans are eager for results, but it is still a long season ahead. I appeal to them to remain patient and, most importantly, continue supporting the team,” he said.

“The injuries, instability with our home venue, and a few other setbacks have given us a difficult start to the season, but we are not worried. The boys are gradually building their confidence and improving with every game.”

Hon. Agbana said he was proud of the team’s performance against WAFA despite the defeat, noting that the team played beautiful football.

“I watched the video of our match against WAFA, and although we lost, I was very proud of the boys. We played beautiful football, and that is exactly the kind of football I want to see as President of the Club.”

He disclosed that the club has deliberately introduced very young players into the squad as part of its long-term focus of building a competitive team while developing talents.

“We have deliberately introduced some very young players into the squad, and they are doing remarkably well. That is a major part of our focus: building a competitive team while developing young talents who can represent Nukunu FC and attract opportunities at the highest level.”

“After Matchday 3, if you ask who some of the most promising young players in the Division One League are, names like Elorm and Alorgbey will certainly come up. We are already receiving enquiries from scouts who are taking interest in some of our players, which is encouraging,” he added.

The Nukunu FC President remains confident the club will achieve its target of finishing in the Top 5 with 27 matches still to play.

“We have 27 matches still to play. It will not be easy, but we know what we are building, and I remain confident in the team. Our target is to finish in the Top 5, and I believe we have the quality, the structure and the character to achieve that.”

“We are not panicking. We are building,” he concluded.