President of the football body, Alhaji Aminu Maigari, reiterated this on Friday and said the NFF was disappointed that Wolves has not yet reached an agreement with Enugu Rangers over the future of the players.
“The NFF made it clear in a press statement before the end of last year that its ad-hoc committee on the matter had decided that the player has his contractual obligations to Warri Wolves, and told both clubs to decide a transfer fee for the player. Unfortunately, both clubs have not been able to do so,” he said.
“This is also to declare that goalkeeper Chigozie Agbim is, legitimately, a Warri Wolves’ player. Any club in quest of the services of these two players should go and negotiate with Warri Wolves.
“The NFF is very much interested in the career progression of our players and will continue to ensure that nothing jeopardises this progression.
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