Football
It’s my dream come to join Enyimba FC-Cyril Olisema
By Esther Egbe
Enyimba International have completed the signing of Delta-Born Midfielder Cyril Olisema from Akwa United, National Daily learnt.
The Midfielder who played three seasons for the promise keepers signed a two-year deal.
Olisema told National Daily that his of his move to Enyimba as a dream come true, as the club is the biggest club in the league with what they have achieve.
“I feel okay, I am so happy to be with the champion, you know it’s every league player’s dream to play for Enyimba.”
Olisema scored Four goals in the 2018/2019 season for Akwa United and three at the Super Six play-off Championship in Lagos will hope to bring his creativity and bite to the People’s Elephant.
Olisema started his career with Warri Wolves, but didn’t play a league match before moving to Gombe United ,where he played under Maurice Cooreman, after two seasons with the team he went to Al Masry in Egypt where his stay was cut short due to injury.
He came to the country and signed for Gombe United where he played one season before they got relegated. His relationship with Cooreman made him team up with Ikorodu United where he helped the team gain promotion to from the second division to the topflight as the Captain.
In 2016, Olisema once again moved to Akwa United with Maurice Cooreman in charge and has since established himself by winning the Maiden Edition of the Aiteo Cup, several man of the match awards and state FA Cup.
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