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Paul Kilani Makes Shocking Move to Querétaro FC in Liga MX Season

Paul Kilani Makes Shocking Move to Querétaro FC in Liga MX Season

Nigerian forward Paul Kilani has joined Liga MX side Querétaro FC on a one-year loan from Atlantic Business Football Club with an option to make the transfer permanent.

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Nigerian forward Paul Kilani has completed a move to Liga MX side Querétaro FC on a one-year loan from Atlantic Business Football Club with an option to make the deal permanent, marking Kilani's first stint in the Mexican top flight club. The 26-year-old striker joins Querétaro FC as they look to strengthen their squad for the remainder of the season. Kilani's arrival adds depth and potential to the team, and his experience will likely be valuable in their push for a playoff spot. With this move, Kilani is set to face off against some of Mexico's top players and coaches in Liga MX.

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