THE NAIJA TALENTS - Mubarak Azeez (Sports Beat)

 Mubarak is one of the up coming youngsters in Nigeria. 

Mubarak Azeez


He started playing Football at the age of 10 and was discovered by Lucky Thomas Agbadu, a scout of undented reputation during the Lagos State Junior league and brought to Abarowei Football Academy Lagosians. He is a replica of former German international striker Lucas Podolski for his power ,pace , technique and shooting precision and all round skills...he plays from left side of the pitch,Left back, left Midfield and left wing or Support striker, he has been with Abarowei Academy for over 10 years. 

'My dream is to play gracefully in the NPFL which will in turn pave the way  for a top Europe club and subsequently play for the National Team of Nigeria' says Mubarak. 


Mubarak was born in Lagos 17th of November, 2005 . 

Former Nigerian International player who is the C.E.O of ABAROWEI FOOTBALL ACADEMY has this to say 'Mubarak is one of the best young Players, he does tremendous things that can't be explained, he is one of the best players in our academy, hope he continues to develop well. He will go places says Abarowei. Presently, he has been loaned to National League Team BYT Academical Football Club Lagos Nigeria and very soon hope to see Mubarak in one of the top five clubs in Nigeria, then jets out to trade his tackles in Europe.



The communities in Nigeria are full of untapped talents, let's not leave our materials to rot away, we therefore must make good use of these talents. Its not only in sports but, in all fields. 

Good luck Nigeria...

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  1. UnknownJanuary 8, 2022 at 6:26 AM

    Great brother...many talents are being wasted because of lack of proper structure on ground for player development.

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