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Amokachi returns to the NPFL as new head coach of Lobi Stars

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Nigerian football legend Daniel Amokachi has returned to the Nigerian Premier Football League (NPFL) after a nine-year absence.

Lobi Stars FC have appointed Amokachi as their new head coach, replacing Eugene Agagbe.

“Lobi Stars have relieved their head coach Eugene Agagbe of his duties and appointed former Super Eagles star Daniel Amokachi as his replacement with immediate effect,” read a post on the official NPFL X page.

A member of Nigeria's iconic 1994 Super Eagles team, Amokachi last managed defunct FC Ifeanyi Ubah in the NPFL.

His return to the league is expected to bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to the Lobi Stars who are currently struggling this season.

The Pride of Benue, as the Lobi Stars are affectionately called, are languishing in 17th position with just one win so far this season.

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Amokachi played for clubs such as Club Brugge, Besiktas and Everton, and was a key player in Nigeria's 1994 African Cup of Nations-winning team.

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As a coach, Amokachi has managed several teams, including assistant coach of the Nigerian national team and stints in Europe and the NPFL.

Super Eagles '94 reunion at NPFL

Amokachi's appointment marks a unique reunion of 1994 Super Eagles teammates turned NPFL coaches.

Finidi George (Rivers United) and Emmanuel Amunike (Heartland) are the other two members of the iconic team currently training in the league.

Reaction and expectations

Lobi Stars' decision to name Amokachi has generated excitement among fans and experts.

With his experience and knowledge, Amokachi is expected to transform the team's fortunes.

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Amokachi's first task will be to steady the ship and guide Lobi Stars towards the NPFL table.

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