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Olukismet FC Signs Strategic Partnership Deal With Hungarian Side Kisvarda
Ekiti State based Nigerian club Olukismet football club has entered into a strategic partnership with top Hungarian side Kisvarda FC, with the aims to collaborate on players discovery, development and exposure to top levels of European and world football.
This development is on the backdrop of the outstanding and encouraging performances of youngster, Ridwan Abdulrazak, who was transferred from Olukismet football club.
After the strategic meeting held last week in Lagos, the President of Kisvarda, Revesz Atilla Utja and top FIFA football agent from Portugal, Andre Cabete Portulez and Prince Olumide Fetus Adegboye were physically present to witness a football scouting tournament organised by Top Level Football Agency, as they bid to discover more younger, fresher and talented in the mould of renowned Nigerian football stars.

The young and amiable proprietor of Olukismet fc, was enthusiastic about the future fortunes that the collaboration between his club and the Hungarian side, would bring to both sides.
While midfield maestro Ridwan Abdulrazak continues to rule the waves in Hungarian football, the parties enthused confidently that new and younger players scouted from the just concluded football tournament, would help further improve upon the football developmental programmes of both sides, as well as, their business aspects of the game .
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