Nigerian football club side 36 Lion FC has further solidified its reputation as one of the nation’s premier talent development hubs, with three of its alumni celebrating league titles in different countries during the 2026 season, Naija Footy reports.
Among these success stories is Moses Usor, who played a pivotal role in Austrian club LASK’s triumphant campaign. The dynamic winger excelled throughout the season, showcasing his pace, creativity, and offensive prowess as his team claimed the league title.
In the Czech Republic, Samuel Isife also had a standout season, clinching the league championship with Slavia Praha. The defender’s reliable and disciplined performances were key to his club’s sustained dominance and reflected the significant strides he has made since his journey began in Nigeria.
Rounding out this impressive trio is John Oto, who was instrumental in Libyan side Asswehly’s domestic triumph. The midfielder’s leadership and on-field presence were critical during the title-winning campaign, marking another milestone for 36 Lion’s graduates making their mark internationally.
The achievements of Usor, Isife, and Oto underscore 36 Lion FC’s dedication to nurturing players capable of excelling at the highest levels of football. The academy has long established itself as a vital training ground for young talents, preparing them to seamlessly transition into professional careers across Europe and Africa.
With three league champions emerging from its ranks in one season, 36 Lion FC continues to prove the strength of its development framework. The academy remains committed to fostering the next wave of Nigerian football stars and equipping them to succeed on the global stage.
