Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) side Shooting Stars have raised concerns over the sudden disappearance of two players, Victor Ehibe and Abubakar Adeyemi, who left the team without official notice. The club disclosed the matter through a media statement, calling attention to the players' absence and urging caution among other clubs regarding any dealings with them.
The club revealed that Victor Ehibe recently vacated the team’s camp, taking all his belongings without informing the management, while Abubakar Adeyemi has been absent from training for an extended period. Both incidents occurred without prior communication or approval from the club, prompting Shooting Stars to issue a stern warning.
In the official statement, Shooting Stars reiterated their ownership rights over the players, as their contracts with the club are still valid. The statement read: “We wish to inform the public of the sudden disappearance of two of our players, Victor Ehibe and Abubakar Adeyemi. While Abubakar Adeyemi has not shown up for training for some time, Victor Ehibe recently left the club’s camp, packing all his belongings without any official notice.”
The club also cautioned other teams against engaging with the players, emphasizing that any such dealings would be considered a violation of their existing contracts. This announcement serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining professional standards in player-club relationships within the NPFL.
The situation raises concerns about the players’ welfare and professional conduct, leaving Shooting Stars to focus on resolving the matter internally. As the league continues, the club will likely be keen on addressing any disruptions caused by the players' actions and ensuring that similar incidents are avoided in the future.
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