By Daniel Ojukwu
The Sudanese Football Association has appointed former Enyimba goalkeeper Fatau Dauda been appointed as goalkeeper trainer for the country’s national team.
Dauda,who will work as the team’s new goalkeeper trainer, will assisted by his countrymen in the persons of Kwesi Appiah and Ignatius Osei-Fosu.
The trio penned a three-year contract each.
Dauda, 38,who was on the books of Enyimba for three years (2016 to 2019), helped the People’s Elephant win the Nigeria Premier Football League(NPFL) title in 2019.
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