NNL: Akinocho leaves Beyond Limits for Villarreal

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: November 4, 2026Country: Spain

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NNL: Akinocho leaves Beyond Limits for Villarreal

Merveille Akinocho has signed a long-term deal with Spanish club Villarreal CF after leaving Nigeria National League side Beyond Limits. The Nigerian club confirmed the transfer on social media and congratulated the striker on taking a new step in his career. Akinocho is the latest graduate of the Beyond Limits academy to move abroad.

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