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NPFL: Remo Stars midfielder undecided over future amid transfer speculation
Olamilekan Adedayo says he is yet to decide on his next move despite rumours linking him with a return to the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL.
Adedayo is currently recuperating from an undisclosed injury.
The midfielder’s contract with the Sky Blue Stars is expected to expire in December.
Adadayo says that he would wish to reunite with his former coach Daniel Ogunmodede at Kano Pillars.
DAILY POST recalls that Ogunmodede was appointed the new technical adviser of Kano Pillars last week.
“I am still a Remo Stars player and I have not made any decision to leave the club,” Adedayo told IGSportzone.
“If any offer comes I will sit down with Remo Stars to discuss what is best for everyone involved. Until then I cannot say I prefer one club over other.
“Yes I would love to reunite with my former coach Daniel Ogunmodede.”
Adedayo won the Player of the Season for Remo Stars in their NPFL title winning campaign in 2025.

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