Charabiou Djeriwo contemplates extended stay at Naadiga Dawlada Hoosee Hargeisa club
Charabiou Djeriwo, the rising football talent hailing from Benin, has attracted attention for his stellar performances not only in his homeland but also in Nigeria. Now, after a successful season in Somaliland, Djeriwo is considering the prospect of extending his stay with the Naadiga Dawlada Hoosee Hargeisa club.
In an exclusive interview with 229foot, Djeriwo shed light on ongoing discussions with the club regarding the possibility of signing on for another season.
While expressing gratitude for the opportunity, he indicated that his decision to stay hinges on his agent securing a more promising offer elsewhere.
“The season was more than a success. I only signed for one year. God made it easy and the performances were good. So, the technical staff and the managers, of course, want me to stay.
Unless my manager, who is already working on several files, finds something better elsewhere. Otherwise, normally, I have to leave for a new season in Somalia if all goes well,” Djeriwo explained.
Throughout the season, Djeriwo showcased his versatility and defensive prowess, contributing a goal and an assist to his team’s success.
Notably, he played a crucial role in helping his side clinch the National Cup, further solidifying his reputation as a standout performer on the pitch.
The prospect of continuity between Djeriwo and the Naadiga Dawlada Hoosee Hargeisa club underscores the mutual interest in sustaining the positive momentum achieved during the past season.
However, Djeriwo remains open to exploring new opportunities should they arise, emphasizing the importance of securing the best possible option for his career advancement.
As negotiations unfold and decisions loom, Djeriwo’s future in Somaliland hangs in the balance, with fans eagerly awaiting updates on whether he will extend his stay or embark on a new chapter elsewhere.
Regardless of the outcome, his impact on the local football scene has left an indelible mark, and his next move promises to be closely watched by supporters and pundits alike.
