NPFL: Teams Have Complied With Club Licencing Regulations - Alloy
By Sampson Adedeji
In readiness for the new season of the Nigeria Professional Football League, Secretary of Nigeria Club Owners, Alloy Chukwuemeka has stated that majority of the teams in the elite division have complied with the club licensing rules and regulations, BSNSports.com.ng can reports .
Sports Ministry, Nigeria Football Federation ( NFF) and League Management Company ( LMC) have made it mandatory for any club that want to participate in the league to comply with the regulations and clubs has since swung into action in order to meet up with the requirements.
Speaking to Isaiah Akinremi on Impact Business Radio 92.5FM, Alloy further confirmed that remaining teams that are yet to meet up are really working hard before the start of the season.
" Club Licencing is continuous things, we have teams that has been doing it for the past 15 years, it's like reform.
You continue to do to it as far as you maintain your status in the elite division .
Presently, I can confirmed to you that majority of the clubs has complied with the licensing regulations.
Most of them are ready in terms of regulations but the issues of the commencement date is what we still have to sit round table and decide," he said.
As teams continue preparations, November 22nd and 29th, 2020 has been picked as the tentative date for the start of the new season.
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