Enugu Rangers manager Imama Amapakabo has signed a new two-year deal

Enugu Rangers manager Imama Amapakabo has signed a new two-year deal with Nigeria Professional League champions. Imama led the Flying Antelopes to their first Nigeria topflight diadem in 36 years and the new deal will see him earn more money.

Speaking to Goal, Amapakabo said: “Yes, I’ve signed a new two years contract with Rangers yesterday."

It is a very comfortable contract, I will be earning much more than I earned last year, so I’m very comfortable with the contract.”

Imama also spoke on defending the title  and competing in the CAF champions league indicating that preparations are already on going.

“We will not just be preparing for the Caf Champions League, we will also be preparing for the League and the Federation Cup. And as a coach, I want to win every title, and to do that, we need to push the team a little, we are also going to get some players to bolster some of the areas we think needed to be strengthened.

“I cannot disclose that because that is subject to the management’s decision, but yesterday I have given them the list of players I want retained for next season, but then it is their place for them to settle it.”