Ospina Egbe debunks transfer speculation, pledges allegiance to MFM FC


Mfm Fc first choice goal keeper, Ospina Egbe has come out to debunk all transfer window stories linking him with moves away from the Agege based club.
Egbe in goal for MFM Fc against Abia Warriors in the NPFL

In an interview with NPFL ZONE after his team claimed back to back Lagos FA Cup honours, Egbe categorically stated that he is committed to advancing the cause of MFM Fc and helping them achieve their goal of winning the league and securing a continental ticket for next season. 


Egbe took over the number one role from Folarin after the latter got injured earlier in the season and has since cemented his spot in the team.



Story by Modo Victor

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