Nigeria National League (NNL) club, ABS FC of Ilorin chairman, Seni Saraki has promised that the team will play scientific football in the coming season.

The young football administrator who visited the executive and members of the Club Owners Association on a familiarization tour in Abuja believed the Ilorin based club will secure promotion next season.

Saraki stated: "We will play good brand of football which everyone will appreciate, and we are looking forward to next season. "We have a good team with a professional academy to back up the senior team. The team General Manager, Alloy Chukwuemeka his doing a good job with the development of the club.

"We have set our target to gain promotion to the top flight and also show up brilliantly in the Federation Cup. I'm hopeful we can achieve our target because of all the mechanism put in place for the club to excel next season.

"It is about involving the community, involving the Kwarans. Making people feel and understand this is their club, as much as Kwara United dear to their hearts. "For people to believe in the team, and also to understand that their support will go a long way, for them to be part of the team.

"We should be winning the league every year. I want the team to play continental tournaments, since Enyimba have done well and achieved on the continent. We want to win the CAF Champions League and also play in the FIFA World Club Cup.

"The National teams have been doing well, we won the Nationa cup few years ago and Nigeria have recorded a lot of success in the underage FIFA tournaments, achievements decent enough. "But the Nigerian leagues need lots of promotion and rebranding of the product. It will give chance for Nigerians abroad to follow the game and their loved teams it will also spur private sponsors.

"Obviously I love the teams that are consistent with victories, I follow many of the great teams in the NPFL, Kano Pillars, Enyimba and Warri Wolves these are teams that are always on top of their games. They win almost every weekend, means they are doing something different from other teams."