Mustapha Salisu Makes Azerbaijan Move

By Muzammil Dalha Yola

Former Kano Pillars and Katsina United player, Mustapha Salisu, has signed a two-year contract with Cəbrayıl FK in the Azerbaijan First League. The speedy and pacey winger is excited about his new chapter, describing it as a move forward in his career. A product of the Nigerian U15 team that participated in the 2014 tournament in Botswana, Salisu has impressive credentials, having scored 9 goals and provided 8 assists during his time with Katsina United, and scoring 2 goals with 7 assists while playing for Kano Pillars FC.

Salisu expressed his enthusiasm about joining Cəbrayıl FK, saying he's happy with the club's project and promises to put in his best efforts to help the team earn promotion to the Azerbaijan Premier League. With his pace, skill, and goal-scoring ability, Salisu is expected to make a significant impact in the Azerbaijan First League. His new club will undoubtedly be relying on his talents to achieve their goals and climb the ranks of Azerbaijani football.

The signing of Mustapha Salisu is a notable coup for Cəbrayıl FK, and fans will be eagerly anticipating his debut. With his impressive track record and dedication to promoting the club, Salisu's move to Azerbaijan could prove to be a wise decision for both the player and the club.

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