Stanley Nwabali Nigeria's Super Eagles goalkeeper, Stanley Nwabali, has been offered a contract by the Al Hilal of Saudi Arabia.
The Round Table understands that if the Super Eagles shot-stopper, Nwabali, considers the offer, it will land him a financially breakthrough career, collecting $65 million (approximately, 98.5 million naira), weekly.
Nwabali who presently plays for Chippa United in South Africa, earns $10,000 (approximately 15.2 million), monthly according to Sports Brief.
Considerably, if he accepts the Saudi Arabian Al Hilal's offer, Nwabali will receive $260 million monthly, instead of the $10,000 he receives monthly in his South African club.
Although South African fans have threatened Nwabali not to return to the country after he saved two penalty kicks from South African players in their semi-final match against Nigeria during the recently concluded Cote D'Ivoire 2023 Africa Cup of Nations AFCON, Nwabali, said he would return to the country despite the threat.
Nwabali's performance at the just concluded Africa Cup of Nations had been superb as he kept four clean sheets in seven games and performed a key role in Nigeria's qualification to the final stage of the competition.
Recall that the Nigeria Super Eagles defeated South Africa by a 4-2 scoreline in the penalty shootouts at the semi-final of the Africa Cup of Nations. This had infuriated some South Africans some allegedly
threatened Nwabali never to return to the country where he plays with Chippa United.
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Published 2/15/2024 5:53:29 PM