Bosso, Aigbogun Battle For Sunshine Job

Two familiar faces in the Nigeria Professional Football League, former Abia Warriors coach Ladan Bosso and Warri Wolves manager Paul Aigbogun, have emerged as serious contenders to take over at Sunshine Stars.
According to a report on Africanfootball.com, both Bosso and Aigbogun are now being considered to lead the team next season following the exit of former coach Kennedy Boboye.
Ladan Bosso has his eyes on Sunshine Job?
Paul Aigbogun has his eyes on Sunshine job?
Sources close to the Akure based club disclosed to the media organization.
“Bosso has joined the race to coach Sunshine next season, he and the Warri Wolves coach (Paul Aigbogun) are now the main candidates for the job,” said the source.
“Wikki coach (Audu Maikaba) appears to have agreed with another club and so he is no longer in the reckoning.”
Kennedy Boboye dumped Sunshine Stars after he led them to finish fifth in the league this past season.
Kennedy Boboye waits to see who succeeds him
The Akure Gunners had been in sparkling form all season but gave up to pressure when it mattered most.
They were denied a continental ticket on the final day of the 2015 NPFL season by eventual winners, Enyimba FC after a 0-0 draw at Teslim Balogun stadium.
A planned interview for the coach to replace Kennedy Boboye has been delayed because they are still expecting their monthly allocation from the Ondo state government.

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