The Edo Elite Super League has received a major boost as two footballers playing abroad have publicly declared their support for the competition and its vision of developing football in Edo State, PlatinumNewsng is reporting.
Super Eagles defender, Ebube Duru, who plays for Sønderjyske Fodbold FC in Denmark, affirmed his commitment to the league, describing it as a platform that is helping to shape the future of football in the state.
“I am pushing my full support behind the Edo Elite Super League because together we are building the future of football in Edo State. I encourage all football lovers to support the league,” he said.
Also lending his voice to the initiative is former Bendel Insurance defender Sunday Anyanwu of Swedish league side Östersunds FK Football Club, who called on sports enthusiasts to rally behind the competition.
“I proudly support the Edo Elite Super League. Together, we are building the future of football in Edo State, and I encourage all sports lovers to come and support the league,” Anyanwu stated.
Their endorsements highlight the growing recognition the Edo Elite Super League is attracting from Edo-born footballers abroad, reinforcing its mission to discover, nurture, and provide opportunities for emerging talents across the state.
As the league enters week two, the organisers remain committed to creating a competitive platform that will produce the next generation of football stars while promoting grassroots football development in Edo State.