Captain of newly promoted NPFL side Kwara United FC of Ilorin, Sherif Jimoh, has revealed the players’ resolve to fight for their entitlement after helpind the club back to the top flight.

Jimoh told National Mirror yesterday that the club’s management did not give the players any mandate, saying the feat was achieved through hard work and dedication.

“We only decided on our part to do the club proud and we are happy to have achieved success,” the team captain said.

“However, we believe that the management should appreciate our effort and pay us all our outstanding wages so that we can be more determined for next season. “Specifically, we wish to appeal to the management to ensure that the outstanding 30 per cent of our entitlement is paid without delay.

“This will be more appreciated Jimoh told National Mirror yesterday that the club’s management did not give the players any mandate, saying the feat was achieved through hard work and dedication. “We only decided on our part to do the club proud and we are happy to have achieved success,” the team captain said. than any other gifts that we may be given to commend our promotion.”

Kwara United, which attracted huge followership around the local scene in the past years, got relegated two seasons ago and management of the state-owned club vowed to return the side to Governor Ahmed the Premier League.