Football
Former Somali coach unveils as Dream Stars Ladies HC
By Esther Egbe
Dream Stars Ladies of Lagos have unveiled Felix Ifeanyi Nwosu as the new Head Coach ahead of the 2018/2019 Nigeria Women Premier League season.
The newly promoted Lagos based team have finalized the appointment of the widely travelled Enugu born coach.
Nwosu is an experienced coach with an impressive CV, he has had stints with FC Talanta Kenya, Heegan FC Somali, FIN FA Enugu, FIN Angels, Ambassador Child Youth Club /Angels Enugu.
Nwosu was nominated and recognized by Arsenal FC/ WorldRemit amongst the best 25 Youth coaches across Africa in a pool of over 700 coaches.
He is also a CAF License C holder.
Dream Stars Ladies Chairman, Mr AbdulRahmon Abolore told National Daily that the club opted for Nwosu because of his wealth of experience and he is confident that the former Gor Mahia defender can help the club achieve its objectives.
“Our aim is to make the best out of our promotion to the Premier League and we don’t want to leave any stone unturned”
Dream Stars Ladies new coach explained to National Daily that is a good addition to the team and we believe his wealth of experience can guide Dream Stars Ladies to a positive debut season in the NWPL”
Coach Nwosu has described his appointment as a new challenge and he is ready to play his role.
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