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Remo Stars have officially signed Central African Republic goalkeeper Kolimba Alladoum, the Football League champions confirmed. He joins on a free transfer following the expiration of his contract with Katsina United, where he enjoyed two years of service. Last season, he kept an impressive 16 clean sheets in 36 league appearances.
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Alladoum succeeds Kayode Bankole, who departed after his contract ended. He is set to compete with Beninese international Serge Obassa for the coveted number one jersey. Remo Stars will kick off their 2025–26 NPFL campaign at home against Rivers United on Friday, 22 August.
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Editorial
We find this acquisition both strategic and timely. Bringing in Kolimba Alladoum not just as a replacement, but as a genuine contender signals Remo Stars’ ambition to reinforce and elevate their defensive stability. His remarkable record of 16 clean sheets last season stands out, demonstrating that he arrives with a battle-tested pedigree .
We sense that this is more than a simple transfer it’s a statement. The club is not merely filling a gap but signalling intent. In Alladoum, they have brought in experience, reliability, and a competitive edge. His presence will undoubtedly push Serge Obassa, improving standards and offering depth at a crucial position.
We believe that as Remo Stars defend their NPFL title, solidity at the back will be essential. Having a goalkeeper of Alladoum’s calibre adds reassurance behind a confident defence. We remain convinced that the move goes beyond the immediate it reflects a long-term vision: resilience, competition, and continuous improvement.
Did You Know?
Alladoum recorded 13 clean sheets from 35 appearances for Katsina United in his earlier spell, prior to his final season tally of 16 clean sheets in 36 games.
Kolimba Alladoum was courted by several top NPFL clubs before choosing to join Remo Stars, showing his [desirability](https://www.footballinnigeria.com.ng/news/interviews/benjamin-boldly-backs-flying-eagles-ahead-of-morocco-clash/) in the league.
Remo Stars’ replacement, Kayode Bankole, left the club following contract expiry making Alladoum a direct successor between the posts.
Remo Stars begin their 2025–26 campaign against Rivers United on Friday, 22 August, at their home stadium—the same fixture Alladoum will be contesting for the number one spot.
Remo Stars remain one of the few NPFL clubs with strong infrastructure and private backing they were the first privately owned club to win the [NPFL title](https://www.footballinnigeria.com.ng/news/interviews/radio-presenter-apologizes-for-match-fixing-claims-on-shooting-stars/) in the modern era, [marking](http://digitalmarketinghints.xyz/index.php?title=User:ValorieVanwagene) their emphasis on competitive planning and professionalism.