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Tosan Blankson Switches to Men’s Football, Joins Calabar Rovers

 

By Silvernews

Experienced Nigerian football coach Tosan Blankson has made a major switch to men’s football, joining Nigeria National League (NNL) side Calabar Rovers FC of Cross River State.

Blankson, who has built an impressive career in Nigerian football, both as a player and coach, is expected to bring his wealth of experience to Calabar Rovers as the club seeks to return to the elite division of Nigerian football.

During his playing career, Blankson featured for several notable Nigerian clubs, including DSC Aladja, NNPC Warri, Bendel United, Rangers International, Iwuanyanwu Nationale, Plateau United, B.C.C. Lions of Gboko and Calabar Rovers FC, among others.

His years on the field gave him valuable firsthand experience in team dynamics,
discipline, competition and tactical understanding, qualities that have continued to shape his approach to coaching.

Blankson later made his mark in women’s football, working with top Nigeria Women’s Football League (NWFL) clubs, including Delta Queens FC and Rivers Angels.

His major achievements include guiding Delta Queens FC to victory in the 2023 NWFL Super Six tournament, where the team maintained an unbeaten record and topped Table A before emerging champions.

He also enjoyed success with Rivers Angels, leading the Port Harcourt-based club to FA Cup glory, further establishing his credentials as a coach capable of competing for major honours.

His return to Calabar Rovers FC, this time in a coaching capacity, therefore represents a significant new chapter in his football career.

The Cross River club will be counting on Blankson’s extensive playing and coaching experience to build a competitive team capable of challenging for promotion.

With his knowledge of Nigerian football and experience across both the men’s and women’s games, Tosan Blankson will be expected to lead Calabar Rovers’ ambition of returning to the top flight of Nigerian football.

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