Nevertheless, the supremo of the Savannah Scorpions promised that it would only be for a season n the Nigeria National League as they were putting everything in place to ensure they bounce back to the elite division next season.
Accordingly, they have sacked 10 players and released those who were willing to go as well as secured the services of 10 new players as part of their rebuilding processes and the push to return to Glo Premier League action.
Musa said they could still acquire more players and may still sack some more, even among the new legs if they prove unworthy of the task at hand in the course of preparatory trainings and warm-up matches.
He said they were retaining the technical crew led by Nigeria’s ex-international and former Super Eagles handler, Austin Eguavoen because of the confidence in their ability to deliver the goods.
He further confirmed that Gombe United was already playing tune-up matches with Nationwide Division One clubs in the state and had lined-up tougher matches with teams outside the state.
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