Morak FC’s Gideon signs for FK Jablonec, rising from Warri to the world

Morak FC of Warri midfielder Gideon Erewa has secured a move to Czech First League side FK Jablonec, signing a two year contract. The 18 year old, who was discovered during the Chito Football Academy Scouting tournament in Lagos, will join FK Jablonec’s Under 19 squad. Known for his skills and free kick abilities, Erewa is expected to make his debut for the team in the coming days.

Eddie, one of the agents, believes this transfer will greatly aid Erewa’s development as a player, providing him with top level training and competition. He also expressed optimism that Erewa could soon be a solution to the Super Eagles’ midfield problems.

Editorial

Gideon Erewa’s move to FK Jablonec is a significant milestone for the young midfielder and a reflection of the immense football talent Nigeria continues to produce. His transfer to Europe at such a young age offers him the opportunity to develop his skills in a more competitive environment, and this is a positive step for his career. Erewa’s rise through the ranks of Morak FC and his performance at the Chito Football Academy tournament demonstrates the value of grassroots football in Nigeria, which continues to provide pathways for young talents to reach their potential.

The transfer was facilitated by FIFA licensed football agents Mr Endurance Iseri Ogbemudia and Mr Moka Chukwuma Dominic, in partnership with Myron Topclass Sports. They expressed their gratitude to both Chito Football Academy and Morak Football Club for their support in making the move possible.

The move to FK Jablonec not only opens doors for Erewa’s future but also brings hope that he could one day represent Nigeria on the international stage, potentially filling key roles in the Super Eagles midfield. As Erewa embarks on this exciting chapter, fans and stakeholders in Nigerian football will be eagerly watching his progress.

Did You Know?

1. FK Jablonec is one of the top clubs in the Czech First League and regularly competes in European competitions.
2. The Chito Football Academy tournament, where Gideon Erewa was scouted, has been a key platform for identifying Nigerian talent for international transfers.
3. Nigerian footballers have a strong presence in European leagues, with many making successful transitions from local academies to top European clubs.
4. Morak FC, based in Warri, Nigeria, has produced several promising players who have gone on to play professionally.
5. Erewa’s signing is part of a growing trend of young African talents moving to Europe for early career development.