Super Eagles captain Musa makes huge promise after receiving No.7 Kano Pillars shirt in unveiling ceremony

- Ahmed Musa has vowed to help Kano Pillars win the Nigerian Profession League

- The 28-year-old was officially unveiled as player of the Kano-based outfit after signing a short term contract

- Musa who played in the Premier League with Leicester City las played for Saudi Arabian outfit Al Nassr

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Ahmed Musa was officially unveiled as a Kano Pillars player and the Super Eagles captain has promised to land the Nigerian league title with his former club, PUNCH.

The Nigerian international was given the No.7 shirt, during the casual unveiling ceremony held in Kano state, the same number he wore before going to Europe for greener pastures.

The 28-year-old signed a short term contract in a bid to keep his fitness level and help him find a team in Europe during the summer transfer window.

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Musa had been without a club since he left Saudi Arabian outfit Al Nassr back in October 2020 and the former Leicester City forward was denied a move to Premier League side West Brom in January.

After he was officially confirmed as a Kano Pillars player, Musa said:

“I left Pillars over 10-years ago without winning the league then.

“But now, by God’s grace, I will make a special record by leading the club to the Nigeria Professional Football League title.”

Pillars have played 19 games so far with 36 points and are joint-top league leaders in the NPFL table with Kwara United who have a superior goal difference.

The Kano-based outfit have won 11 out of their 19 games, recording five losses in the process and three draws.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported that Patrick Pascal has given his stake on Super Eagles captain Ahmed Musa who recently joined Nigerian Professional League side Kano Pillars.

The Nigerian international has been unable to seal a deal to a top club in Europe after his contract with Saudi Arabian outfit Al Nassr expired.

The 28-year-old has now rejoined his boyhood club Pillars for a short term in a bid to maintain his fitness level and return to Europe in the summer.

Pascal who was one of the few successful home-based players that broke into the national team among his foreign-based counterparts has lauded Musa's courage to return home to play for a local club.