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Gangling Striker Ibrahim Raheem Signs 2 year deal TopPro Sports Company
Talented young striker Ibrahim Raheem has signed a two-year management deal with leading sports company, TopPro Sports Management.
According to a statement from the Chairman of the sports company, Ayodele Thomas ESV, the Kwara-born talented striker, who is presently being eyed by a couple of top Nigerian teams, would enjoy professional management by the company, even as there are plans to help him to take his game to the next levels.
The tall and gangling youngster is renowned locally for his strength, discipline and goals scoring prowess, which Thomas reckons would help take his growing career to greater heights.
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