Nasarawa United FC have concluded arrangements to camp in Ilorin ahead of this year's CAF Confederation Cup competition.

The 'Solid Miners' have been drawn against Generation Foot of Senegal in the first round of this year's Confederation of African Football second tier club competition.

In a chat with Daily Trust yesterday, club chairman, Barrister Isaac Danladi said the decision to move the camp of the team out of Lafia is to ensure maximum concentration from the players and coaching crew.

He said "we are hoping that by this weekend, the team will go for an exclusive camping outside Lafia for full concentration. We shall camp in Ilorin to run away from unnecessary distractions to ensure that the boys blend in terms of attitude and character on and off the pitch".

Danladi also disclosed that before the team go into close camping, six players would be dropped to pave way for new players that have been contacted to come and beef up the team.

"We are trying to engage the services of quality players. Negotiations are on with their clubs so it will be premature to mention their names here. We are also going to retain most of the players who prosecuted the season for us. However, we are going to drop six players to accommodate the new ones who will be coming in. So I am confident that at the end of the day, we are going to have a formidable squad. So what we are trying to do now is to fine tune the team so that the new players will blend with the old ones", he said.