Date: 2015-02-04

Former Dream Team  IV goalkeeper, Ambrose Vanzekin is set to dump Warri Wolves and join Kwara United, ahead of the new Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) season.

Vanzekin, who was on loan to Bayelsa United last season, said he is tired of the loan spells and will want to experience a permanent move in a club where he will be playing more regularly.

“Bayelsa United is a very good club and I enjoy playing there on loan. But this coming season, I don’t think I will be playing for them because I want to go to a different club where I will be able to play regularly. I’m hoping to join Kwara United,” the former Nigerian U-23 goalkeeper revealed.

Vanzekin joined Warri Wolves from Akwa United F.C. in July 2009 and the 28-year-old said he will not be returning to his parent club.

“I don’t want to go back to Warri Wolves because I’ve spent much time there and they are very nice to me. They want me to come back but I don’t want to go back because I’m not really happy being sent on loan. So, I need to go to a place where I’ll have more playing time to show my fans that I still exist in this country.  That is why I want to make this bold move to where I will have the opportunity to play good games,” the 2008 Beijing Olympics silver medallist noted.

The 20-year-old said though he has not signed any pre-contract with the Afonja Warriors, he hopes to get the deal done in the next one week.

“We’ve been talking and I have good rapport with them and by God’s grace that is where I will play next. Though I don’t have any pre contract with them for now, but in the next one week, I believe by God’s grace we will get the deal sorted out,”he said.