Ben Ezechime, Enugu
In a strategic move to expand Rangers International Football Club’s global footprint, the club’s management led by the General Manager/CEO, Amobi Ezeaku, recently paid a visit to the prestigious Sports and Justice Law Firm in Cairo, Egypt.
Ezeaku said that the visit was part of efforts by the management to exploring international collaborations and exploring opportunities within the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
“Discussions centered around the potential for Rangers to establish a stronger presence in the MENA market, leveraging the region’s passion for football and its burgeoning sports business landscape,” he said.
According to him, the conversations included strategies for engaging with MENA-based sponsors, partnerships with regional clubs, and talent scouting to diversify Rangers’ player pool.
In a statement by the Rangers media officer, Norbert Okolie, the meeting also addressed the growing role of international sports law in facilitating cross-border player transfers and contractual negotiations.
“By aligning with top legal professionals in the MENA region, Rangers aims to strengthen its compliance framework and navigate the complexities of international football governance.
“This visit is about positioning Rangers as a global brand. The MENA region holds immense potential for football partnerships, and we believe our club’s rich history and dynamic future can resonate deeply here,” said the CEO during the visit.
The statement further revealed that the Sports and Justice Law Firm expressed keen interest in supporting Rangers’ ambitions, through offering expertise in sports legal frameworks and facilitating introductions to key stakeholders in the MENA sports ecosystem.
“This visit signifies a pivotal step in Rangers’ journey to becoming a recognised name beyond African borders, enhancing its commercial appeal and footballing excellence,” he said.
