This selection of players highlights the calibre of talent developed by our partner academy. Although we have not been directly involved in representing these individuals, their success reflects the quality of the environment we are now aligned with.
Through our collaboration with the academy, we are strategically positioned to support and represent the next generation of players emerging from this proven system.
Ahmed Musa
Most Capped Nigerian Player: 111 appearances (since November 2021).
Nigeria’s World Cup Top Scorer: 4 goals (2014 & 2018).
Records: First Nigerian to score in two FIFA World Cup tournaments; first Nigerian to score a brace in back-to-back World Cups (vs. Iceland 2018).
Major Titles: 2013 Africa Cup of Nations (Winner).
Kano Pillars (2009–2010): Breakthrough season, scoring 18 goals (at the time a league record).
CSKA Moscow (2012–2016): Most successful spell, winning 3 Russian Premier League titles, a Russian Cup, and a Super Cup.
Leicester City (2016–2018): Joined for a club-record £16.6 million, scoring 2 league goals.
Al Nassr (2018–2020): Won the Saudi Premier League (2019) and Saudi Super Cup.
Simon Moses
Trenčín & Gent: Started at AS Trenčín (Slovakia) in 2014, moving to KAA Gent (Belgium) in 2015, where he won the First Division A and Belgian Super Cup.
Levante (2018-2019): Spent one season in Spain’s La Liga.
FC Nantes (2019-2025): Joined Nantes in 2019 (loan initially), becoming a key attacker, scoring 33 goals and providing 42 assists in 201 appearances over six seasons. He was crucial in their 2021/2022 Coupe de France title win.
Paris FC (2025-): Joined Ligue 1 side Paris FC in July 2025.
Represented Nigeria at various levels, including U20 and U21.
A key member of the Super Eagles (Nigeria national team), playing in major tournaments, including the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations where he helped lead them to the final.
Suleman Sani
Akwa United (2023–2024): Joined in the 2023–24 mid-season, scoring 11 goals and providing five assists in just 15 league matches, winning the Rookie of the Season award at the 2024 League Bloggers Awards.
AS Trenčín (2024): Signed a two-year contract with the Slovak First League side in July 2024.
RB Leipzig (2025–2026): Joined the German Bundesliga side.
International: Represented Nigeria U20.