Olukismet FC pens monumental deal with Hungarian top-tier side Kisvarda

By Mishael Emmanuel

  

Ekiti State based Nigerian club Olukismet Football Club has signed a historic partnership deal with Hungarian top-flight outfit Kisvarda FC, as the Kisvarda based side looks to collaborate on players discovery, development and exposure to top levels of European and world football.

The momentous partnership comes from the boots of talented midfielder prodigy, Ridwan Abdulrazak, who paved the way with a host of outstanding performances in Hungarian football circuit. Abdulrazak was previously scouted from Olukismet Football Club.

 

Following a strategic partnership meeting held in Lagos, last week, the President of Kisvarda FC, Revesz Atilla Utja, Portuguese FIFA football agent, Andre Cabete Portulez and Prince Olumide Fetus Adegboye graced Top Level Football Agency's football scouting tournament held over the weekend in the 'City of Excellence and Aquatic Splendor', in search for exceptional footballing talents in the mould of renowned Nigerian football stars.

The Proprietor, Olukismet FC, Prince Olumide Fetus Adegboye was elated about the opportunities and prospects the collaboration is sure to offer both parties.

And with Abdulrazak leading the charge with stellar, match-winning performances over in Hungary's Northeast, both clubs are confident that the youngsters scouted from the just concluded football tournament, would further improve the potency of Kisvarda game, make history and peak the clubs fortune.

 

Kisvarda FC who were runners-up in the 2021-22 season are looking to create the next big wave in the Nemzeti Bajnokság (NB1), Hungary's first division with a youthful team, powered by a bulk of foreign talent. 

 

The 'Red and Whites' founded some 114 years ago on a field next to the marketplace, are embracing the ballers forged in the heart of the Giant of Africa, carved with distinctive football prowess to cast the right spells on and off the pitch as they chase a first league crown for the small town of Kisvarda and possibly seal another ticket to Europe's biggest football stage.