In a strategic move to bolster their coaching staff, Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) side, Kano Pillars, have initiated discussions regarding the availability of seasoned tactician Mohammed Babaganaru for the role of technical adviser. This comes in light of the club’s recent vacancy in the position, which aims to enhance their competitive edge in the league.
Sources close to the club indicate that Babaganaru is the frontrunner for the technical adviser role, reflecting the club’s desire for experienced leadership.
The veteran coach, who stepped down from his position as head coach of Akwa United in December, is no stranger to Kano Pillars, having managed the team on two previous occasions. His familiarity with the club’s culture and expectations positions him as a strong candidate to guide the team back to its former glory.
In addition to Babaganaru, Kano Pillars are also considering Salisu Yusuf, the current head coach of Nasarawa United. Yusuf’s tenure at Nasarawa has been marked by a successful campaign that saw the team narrowly avoid relegation at the conclusion of last season. However, as of now, he has not yet signed a contract extension with the Solid Miners, leaving him available for a potential move.
The dual interest in both Babaganaru and Yusuf underscores Kano Pillars’ commitment to making informed decisions that can lead to a successful season ahead. As the club looks to solidify its ambitions, fans and stakeholders alike will be keenly watching how these developments unfold in the coming weeks. The appointment of a new technical adviser could be pivotal in shaping the team’s performance as they strive to reclaim their status as one of Nigeria’s top football clubs.
