The highly promising career of Flying Eagles star winger Ibrahim Mohammed ‘Beji’ could be derailed even before it has started after he signed for two different Spanish clubs.
SCORENigeria can specially report that the winger, who was again the Flying Eagles stand-out star at the recent U20 AFCON, first signed for Spanish Segunda Division side CD Leganes soon after he shone at the WAFU B qualifiers in Niger Republic last year.
This deal was put together by a top Nigerian agent based in England, who also agreed a management contract with ‘Beji’.
However, in a most bizarre turnaround, the same player entered into another agreement to play for another Spanish Segunda Division side Cartagena.
This was after Mavlon FC bought him for a staggering $300,000 with the hope to resell him for a Million Dollars.
Unfortunately, Cartagena could not meet up with the financial expectations of Mavlon and instead offered to pay the Lagos team 50% in future sale.
In the meantime, the two competing parties in this transfer mess have so far failed to reach an amicable settlement over this issue.
One of the parties simply told SCORENigeria: “We’re just watching and waiting to see how they will transfer this player.”
The local club ownership of the player is also in serious dispute, SCORENigeria has further gathered.
