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| Source: Premiumtimesng.com |
Enugu Rangers have declared that they are yet to pay
Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) rivals, Warri Wolves for the
transfer of Chigozie Agbim (pictured).
Rangers had been handed a deadline of May 15 to cough
out N8 million (around $51,000) for the Super Eagles goalkeeper but failed to
meet the terms.
On Tuesday, Wolves issued a statement that they will
give the Flying Antelopes another two weeks to pay up the transfer fee or pull
the plug on the agreement over the goalkeeper.
Enugu Rangers general manager, Ozor Chibuzor, has
admitted that they are yet to meet the terms of the agreement financially.
He said the Flying Antelopes are expecting fund from
their financier, the Enugu State government, before they can settle the
financial part of the transfer.
"No we have not paid up and not because we don't
want to pay for the player. We are waiting for fund from the government and
when we get that we will settle the matter," said Chibuzor.
Warri Wolves through their secretary, Lawrence Omowho,
have written to Rangers to pay for Agbim's transfer.
However, Wolves also stated that no transfer fee has
been agreed upon with any club on Nigeria attacking midfielder, Sunday Mba.
“We want to clarify the issue of Sunday Mba and make
it clear that we have not agreed on any fee with any club. Albeit to say that
we are waiting for the right offer and as soon as anything concrete comes, we
will inform the public accordingly,” a statement from the Warri club read.
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