Players and officials of Warri Wolves Football Club have proceeded on Christmas and New Year break.
This was with effect from December 19.
They are to report back to camp on January 4.
This was disclosed by the Media Manager of the Club, Etu Moses, who also expressed satisfaction with what has been achieved so far in preparation towards the next season.
Etu further disclosed the Technical Crew has concluded the screening of new players and all those who scaled through would be informed before the resumption date.
He said: “The coaching crew has done what is expected of them and from the look of things, we are fully ready for next season.
“I can say that there will be serious competition as we have not less than three good players for every position which is good for the club.
“We hope to do well not only in the domestic competitions but in the CAF Confederation Cup where we have been drawn bye in the first round.”
Meanwhile, Etu while wishing the players a merry Christmas and a prosperous new year reminded them of the task ahead and urged them to get prepared.
He added: “We are grateful to God for what he has done in this year and we also want to use this opportunity to wish our players well in this festive period.
“However, they should remember that we have a big task ahead to do well in all competitions and better the achievement of 2013.
“They have to observe the period like professionals and report back on the 4th unfailingly.”
Etu also expressed gratitude to the Governor of Delta State, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, and the Executive Chairman of Delta State Sports Commission, Pinnick Amaju, for their support last season and also extended the same to all their fans for standing by them.
He said: “I want to thank our sports loving Governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, and the Executive Chairman of the State Sports Commission, Mr Amaju Pinnick, for their support and our fans who stood by us.
“We promise to live up to expectations next season by winning laurels for the state.
“We equally want to thank the Media for a job well done and pray that God reward them accordingly.”
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