Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen has gifted ₦10 million to Remo Stars after their landmark 2024/25 NPFL title win — the club’s first ever. The reward was split equally between players and the technical crew, spotlighting Osimhen’s ongoing support for grassroots football development.
- Historic Title Win: Remo Stars defeated Niger Tornadoes 1-0 in Ikenne to clinch their first NPFL title.
- Table Leaders: They sit at 68 points after 35 matches, with Rivers United trailing by 10 points.
- Osimhen’s Gift: The Napoli forward donated ₦5m to the squad and ₦5m to the coaching team.
- Regional Pride: They’re the first South West team to win the league since Julius Berger in 1996.
- Coach in Focus: Daniel Ogunmodede led the team through a dominant campaign.
Victor Osimhen’s gesture sends a loud message: elite Nigerian players can and should reinvest in the local game. This isn't just a generous act — it’s a symbolic bridge between Europe-based stars and Nigeria’s football roots. In a league often battling for credibility and visibility, Remo Stars’ win and Osimhen’s recognition of it, injects new energy and relevance into the NPFL conversation.
Remo Stars’ NPFL triumph marks more than a title win — it’s a regional milestone and a validation of youth-driven football programs in Nigeria. With Osimhen backing the dream with ₦10m, the message is clear: support from the top matters, and when it comes, it lifts everyone. All eyes are now on how the Sky Blue Stars build from here.
