Kaduna Utd plan no house cleaning – Sadi

Kaduna United finished first term at the drop zone amassing a meager 22 points from possible 57. Sadi said at the weekend that they are working hard to raise funds to hire few players during the mid-term transfer window. “Issue of dropping players do not arise in Kaduna United rather we’re trying to shop for […]

Kaduna United finished first term at the drop zone amassing a meager 22 points from possible 57.

Sadi said at the weekend that they are working hard to raise funds to hire few players during the mid-term transfer window.

“Issue of dropping players do not arise in Kaduna United rather we’re trying to shop for fund to sign new players for the second stanza.

“We’ve good quality players in our midst; they play good football but lacked proper motivations.

“They are not the problem of the team nor were they responsible for the pitiable position of the team at the end of first term.

“We hope government will release money so that the players’ benefits will be paid.

“We need to make the players happy to give their best in the second round. Our position on the log is not impressive, we’ve resolved to do our best to move up from the drop zone in the first three or four matches,” he said.