Nigeria Premier Football League champions, Enugu Rangers, have taken a significant step towards global recognition by signing a partnership deal with Switzerland’s FC Schaffhausen.
This groundbreaking collaboration, facilitated by Bold Base, aims to build a legacy of excellence for generations to come, according to the club’s chairman Amobi Ezeaku.
A statement released on Thursday by the Rangers media team said that the Rangers boss disclosed the development after the endorsement of documents at the Swiss club’s base, Schaffhausen, Thursday.
“We are proud to announce a groundbreaking collaboration between Rangers International FC and FC Schaffhausen of Switzerland, facilitated by Bold Base. Together we are building a legacy of excellence for generations to come,” said the young club boss.
As the club continues to make strides in Nigerian football, this partnership will open up new opportunities for growth, development, and international exposure.
Rangers have a rich history since 1970 and boast an impressive record of six Nigerian league titles and three FA Cups.
Ezeaku also thanked the Governor of the State Dr. Peter Ndubuisi Mbah for approving the execution of the cooperation agreement.
Partnership Deal With Swiss Club: Rangers Big On Collaborations
According to the statement, he emphasized that the collaboration would open doors for the exchange of ideas, talents, and transfer of knowledge that will give players, coaches, and other staff opportunities to broaden their knowledge of the beautiful game of football between both clubs.
FC Schaffhausen was founded on July 1, 1896, and plays in the 2nd tier Dieci Challenge League in Switzerland.
With this partnership, they will get the opportunity to sign talents from Nigeria, offering a big stage where the players can showcase themselves for European football.
Furthermore, with this new partnership deal with the Swiss club, Rangers is set to take its success to the next level and fans can expect exciting developments.
Developments like player transfer, and technical partnerships among others.
Rangers already have an academy and a female team and hope to build a strong future.
