Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) champions, Rangers International, have hired Felix Nwosu as the head coach for their Under-19 (youth team).
Nwosu was unveiled on Tuesday at the club’s corporate head office with the mandate to scout for youngsters to build a strong youth team that can graduate into the main team that will play in line with the culture and philosophy of the club.
Nwosu, who has a CAF C licence, had earlier in his career, has worked as coach with F.C Talanta of Kenya, Heegan SC of Somali, Ambassador Youth Club of Enugu, DreamStars Ladies FC of Lagos, Right2Win SC of Umuahia, BYT Academicals FC of Lagos, GreenFoot Ladies of Enugu and Delta Force FC of Asaba.
The new Rangers youth team coach is “delighted” to be part of the ongoing project at the club.
“I am happy to be here. Everyone knows that Rangers is a very big club in Africa and beyond and I am so delighted to be part of what is happening and there is already progress in Rangers. I am just here to solidify the great things that has been happening and make sure that I get more things into the team and make sure that the name of the team is sustained,” Nwosu told the club’s media.