In a swift reaction to a press release, issued by the Nigeria National League (NNL) side, that the two players, who are currently training with the Shooting Stars Sports Club (3SC) of Ibadan, ahead of the incoming season, belonged to them, Gidado Football Academy, described such claims as untrue.
Vandrezzer had claimed that both Daniel and Mark had existing contracts with them, saying the players signed three year contract each with them, and therefore remained their bonafide players till 2022, thus describing their stay with 3SC, illegal.
However, in a release made public, Monday evening, the management of Gidado Football Academy, the original owners of the players, came out to clear the air, exonerating 3SC of any foul play regarding the players but accused Vandrezzer of breach of contract.
"We loaned players to your club for two years, you went behind and gave the players contract for 3 years without informing us, that's bridge of contract, unprofessuonal attitude.
"After the expiration of their LOAN, you want to sell them behind us.
"Note. After the expiration of their contracts with @vandrezzerfc_ we have an agreement in principle with 3SC which will see the two players join them, few details away, announcement will be made official soon.
3SC acted professionally and we are few details away from the players joining them after the expiration of their loan with @vandrezzerfc_", Gidado Football Academy tweeted.
Tosin Omojola
Media Officer, 3SC.
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