Nigerian goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali has become a sought-after talent, drawing attention from clubs in Saudi Arabia and England. The Chippa United shot-stopper’s remarkable performances have not gone unnoticed, with Al Ettifaq in the Saudi first division and Queen Parks Rangers in the English second division expressing strong interest in acquiring his services.
Stanley Nwabali, who secured the title of the second-best goalkeeper in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations, has evidently caught the eye of scouts and recruiters with his commanding presence between the posts, adept communication skills, and imposing stature.
This acclaim has led to a bidding war between Al Ettifaq and Queen Park Rangers, both keen to secure the 27-year-old’s talents for their respective squads.
Chippa United, where Nwabali has plied his trade for the past two years, now faces the prospect of losing the talented goalkeeper to new horizons.
The potential transfer fee for Nwabali’s services has been set at R40 million by Chippa United, reflecting the high demand and competition for the player.
In the coming months, negotiations are anticipated to unfold between Al Ettifaq, Queen Park Rangers, and Nwabali’s representatives.
The decision on the goalkeeper’s next destination will ultimately rest with the player and his camp.
As the transfer saga unfolds, the football world eagerly awaits the outcome, with Stanley Nwabali poised at the threshold of an exciting new chapter in his career.
