Left-back Evans Ogbonda has officially concluded his tenure with former Nigeria Premier Football League champions, Rangers International. The defender confirmed his exit through an emotional farewell message to the “Flying Antelopes,” ending a successful spell that began in 2024 under the guidance of head coach Fidelis Ilechukwu. Following his departure from the Enugu-based side, Ogbonda has reportedly secured a move to the Zambian Super League to join Power Dynamos, a deal finalized before the close of the current January transfer window.
Ogbonda’s departure marks a significant transition for the player, who became a key figure in the Rangers defensive unit during their recent campaigns. Club management and the technical crew expressed their support for the move, maintaining their policy of allowing players to pursue lucrative opportunities abroad. The 23-year-old expressed deep appreciation for the professional environment in Enugu, specifically acknowledging the roles of General Manager Amobi Ezeaku and Coach Ilechukwu in his development.
The former Akwa United and Bendel Insurance star leaves the NPFL with a reputation as one of the league’s most consistent wide defenders. His move to Zambia represents a new chapter in his career as he looks to test himself in a different African top-flight competition. Rangers fans and teammates have flooded social media with tributes to the departing left-back, wishing him success as he begins his journey in Kitwe.
Evans Ogbonda shared his gratitude in a heartfelt statement: “I want to thank the incredible general manager, Amobi Ezeaku and the manager Fidelis Ilechukwu for their unwavering support and everything they did for me. I’m also grateful to other coaches, backroom staffs supporters and the management.”