Kwara-born forward, Sulaiman Alabi ‘Jojo’ joins Armenian side Sardarapat FC

‎By Ibitoye Shittu
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‎Kwara-born Nigerian forward Sulaiman Alabi, popularly known as “Jojo,” has completed a move to Armenian club Sardarapat FC, marking a new chapter in his professional football career, THE PRIME NEWS reports.
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‎The talented striker secured the European switch after overcoming a challenging period last season, earning an opportunity to showcase his abilities on the international stage.
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‎Sardarapat FC, one of Armenia’s leading clubs, reportedly identified Jojo through his impressive performance records and highlight videos before inviting him for assessment.
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‎The former El-Kanemi Warriors forward wasted little time in making an impression, convincing the club’s technical crew during a brief trial.
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‎After just two days of training, he was deemed a good fit for the team’s project and was offered a contract.
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‎Speaking after completing the move following Thursday’s training session, Jojo expressed gratitude for the opportunity and reflected on the support he received during difficult moments.
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‎”Alhamdulillah for everything. I just want to thank God for this opportunity and also thank everyone who stood by me during the difficult time,” he said.
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‎The Nigerian attacker is expected to make his competitive debut for Sardarapat FC as early as Friday, August 7, when the club takes on Ararat in a league fixture.
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‎Jojo’s move is expected to provide him with a fresh platform to revive his career while flying the flag for Kwara State and Nigerian football in Europe.