Charles Agada’s story is that of a 16-year-old boy who grew up in Otukpo Benue state.

His dad and mom have been poor hunters and farmers who had little or no to feed the youngsters, however his expertise shined by and we now bear witness to a rising star.

Agada likes to play soccer and was picked up by scouts of Mavlon FC, who introduced him to Lagos and nurtured him to this stage, as revealed by the Chief scout of his membership Raymond Hassan to Soccernet.

Agada couldn’t even talk nicely in English language by the point he got here to Lagos however with arduous work and dedication he improved himself and wanted to bide his time earlier than bursting onto the scene on the U17 Africa Cup of Nations.

The striker had solely performed beneath 5 minutes of soccer for the Golden Eaglets in Algeria earlier than he was entrusted with starter’s spot by Coach Nduka Ugbade in opposition to South Africa the place he had a giant Seventy-two minutes.

Within the sport, though South African led on the rating board within the early minutes in that five-goal thriller, it was Agada that responded for Nigeria with a well-taken instinctive purpose.

His motion on and off the ball has additionally earned him a comparability to ex-Tremendous Eagles worldwide Daniel “the Bull” Amokachi.

Agada is robust, quick, and really direct and he’s one to keep watch over because the match progresses.

FL gathers the younger ahead is already a topic of curiosity for Spanish aspect, Granada.

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