NSC Approves Salary Boost For NPFL Players
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The National Sports Commission and the Nigeria Football Federation have approved a new minimum monthly salary of N2 million for players in the Nigeria Premier Football League.
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The policy will take effect from the upcoming season and apply to all clubs in the top flight.
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The decision was reached as part of efforts to improve players’ welfare and strengthen the domestic league.
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Football authorities believe better pay will create a more professional environment and improve standards across clubs.
The new wage structure is also expected to help clubs retain talented players who often leave for opportunities abroad.
Officials say improved earnings could encourage greater commitment and competition within the league.
Stakeholders have welcomed the development, describing it as a major step towards improving the status of Nigerian footballers.
The move is expected to bring fresh confidence to players ahead of the new campaign.
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