PSL Giants Sign Nigerian International on a Free Transfer, Unveils Jersey Number
- Stellenbosch FC have confirmed the signing of Super Eagles defender Enyinnaya Kazie Godswill on a free transfer
- The former Kwara United star last played for Nigerian Professional Football League Rivers United where he won the league title
- The Premier Soccer League giants also unveiled the Nigerian international's jersey number and when he could make his debut
Premier Soccer League giants Stellenbosch FC have confirmed the signing of Nigerian international Enyinnaya Kazie Godswill on a free transfer.
The Stellies are desperate for a right back since they lost Deano van Rooyen to Orlando Pirates in the summer transfer window.
Godswill had a fantastic spell with Nigerian Professional Football League side Rivers United, helping them to win the league title five seasons ago.
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Stellenbosch FC sign Super Eagles star
Stellenbosch released an official statement on their website to confirm the signing of Godswill on a free transfer.
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"Stellenbosch Football Club is pleased to announce that the club has signed Nigerian defender Enyinnaya Kazie Godswill as a free agent," the club stated.
"Godswill most recently played for Nigerian Premier League side Rivers United, where he made more than 160 appearances across all competitions and helped the club win its first-ever top-flight league title during the 2021-22 season."
The Maroons also confirmed the jersey number the Super Eagles defender will wear at the club and when he may make his debut.
"Godswill will wear the No. 16 jersey for Stellenbosch FC and could be in line to make his debut for the club as early as next month," the PSL giants added.
The former Rivers United defender's move to the Stellies now gives him a chance to return to the Super Eagles squad after last featuring for his country at the 2022 African Nations Championship in Algeria.
Barker confirms another Stellenbosch's exit
Briefly News also reported that Stellenbosch FC coach Steve Barker confirmed that one of his backroom staff has joined Orlando Pirates.
The South African tactician losing his backroom staff to a PSL rival was a big loss to his team, but it was a deal he couldn't reject.
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