Chairman of the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL), Gbenga Elegbeleye, has expressed optimism that the 2024/25 season will conclude successfully and in line with international best practices, Nigeriasoccernet.com can report.
Speaking in an interview on Eagles7 Radio in Abeokuta, Elegbeleye commended the progress recorded so far and reaffirmed the league’s commitment to professionalism and global standards.
“We are close to completing the season. We started in August and will wrap up in May, which aligns with the global football calendar,” he stated.
He further emphasized the NPFL’s firm stance on transparency and discipline, highlighting a zero-tolerance approach to malpractice as a key component of the league’s strategic direction.
“We’re pleased with the progress so far, and we’re determined to sustain this momentum. This season reflects our vision of making the NPFL one of the best leagues in Africa,” Elegbeleye added.
With the league approaching its final stretch, stakeholders and fans alike are hopeful that the season will end on a high note, further solidifying the NPFL’s reputation across the continent.
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