Togolese striker Franck Mawuena has officially left Nigerian Premier Football League (NPFL) champions Remo Stars after the expiration of his contract with the Ikenne-based club.
The 27-year-old forward was a key figure in Remo Stars’ historic 2024/25 campaign, helping the club clinch its first-ever NPFL title and secure qualification for the CAF Champions League. Mawuena featured prominently throughout the season, bringing experience and physical presence to the attack.
Signed in 2022, Mawuena Known for his strength, aerial presence, and link-up play, quickly became a fan favourite with his tireless work rate and commitment on the pitch. Over the course of his two-year stay, he made 44 appearances across all competitions and found the back of the net nine times.
According to sources close to the player, Mawuena is now set to return to his home country, Togo, where he is expected to weigh several offers from both local and international clubs. A move to North Africa or another West African top-flight league is reportedly under consideration.
Mawuena departure marks the end of a successful spell at Remo Stars, with the striker now set to return to his native Togo, where he is expected to explore fresh opportunities as he enters a new phase of his career.
Club officials have expressed appreciation for Mawuena’s contributions, noting his professionalism and role in the team’s growth over the past two seasons.
Remo Stars have yet to officially announce a replacement for Mawuena, but the club is expected to reinforce its squad ahead of a challenging continental campaign. The club’s technical crew, led by head coach Daniel Ogunmodede, is already assessing potential forward options to bolster the attacking line.
Remo Stars are expected to begin their CAF Champions League preparations soon, with reinforcements likely to be announced in the coming weeks as they gear up for continental competition.