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Players of the Jigawa Golden Stars Football Club will resume training ahead of the Nigerian National League 2024/2025 season, second round.
This was announced by the Public Relations Officer of the Club, Comrade Ibrahim Isyaku, in an interview with Arewa PUNCH on Tuesday in Dutse, the Jigawa State capital.
The Golden Star’s spokesperson said that the team will soon resume training ahead of the Nigerian National League 2024/2025 season second round.
According to Comrade Isyaku, the team will focus on rigorous training and tactics to maintain the success recorded in the first round.
“We are resuming training to build on the success of the first round. We want to ensure that we maintain our momentum and finish the season strongly,” he said.
Isyaku, who emphasised the importance of hard work and dedication from both the players and coaching crew, noted, “We expect everyone to improve on their performances. We need to work together as a team to achieve our goals.”
Therefore, the PRO expressed appreciation to the team’s fans and supporters, describing their encouragement as “crucial” to the team’s success.
“We are grateful for the support from our fans. Their encouragement means a lot to us, and we hope to make them proud in the second round,” Comrade Isyaku stated.
However, the Golden Stars’ spokesperson revealed that while the team’s coaching crew has been working on new tactics and strategies to improve their performance, he added that, “We have been analysing our games, and we have identified areas where we need to improve. We are working on new tactics to strengthen our team.”
Also, Comrade Isyaku, who earlier assured the fans that the team is committed to finishing the season strongly, reiterated, “We are determined to make our fans proud. We will work hard to ensure that we achieve our goals.”
The Jigawa Golden Stars had a successful first round, and the team is eager to build on that success. “We are confident that we can do better in the second round. We have learned from our mistakes, and we are ready to face new challenges,” Isyaku said.
Accordingly, the spokesperson stressed that the team’s training sessions will be intense, with a focus on physical fitness, tactics, and team building.
“We will be working on our physical fitness, as well as our tactical awareness. We want to ensure that we are a well-oiled machine by the time the second round starts,” Isyaku further explained.
