Young Seamoriow FC striker Samuel Achibong is already looking ahead to the new Nationwide League One season, determined to carry his junior team form into senior football.
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Akwa Ibom-born striker Samuel Achibong says he is already plotting how to make an impact this season in the third tier Nationwide League One, even with official dates for the new campaign yet to be confirmed.
Personal Training Ahead Of Full Resumption
The young forward, fondly known as “Alvarez,” has begun personal training sessions ahead of Seamoriow FC’s official return to full squad training, saying he doesn’t believe it’s yet time to rest.
Fresh Off A Hat-Trick In The U15 Final
Achibong’s confidence comes on the back of a standout campaign with his club’s junior side, which he helped win the 5th Seamoriow U15 League Championship, finishing as the competition’s second highest goalscorer. He said, “I even scored a hat trick in the final,” and thanked his teammates for making the achievement possible.
Eyes Already On The NLO
With the junior campaign behind him, Achibong says his focus has shifted fully to the NLO, where he wants to help Seamoriow FC challenge for the league title. He explained that the squad has only had one full training session so far, and that he is making use of the opportunity to bond with teammates from outside Lagos while camped with the group.
Staying Sharp Between Seasons
A product of Blessed Stars FC in Akwa Ibom State, Achibong has been keeping fit by training alongside Seamoriow Football Academy’s under-10 side ahead of the senior squad’s full resumption for the new league season.
