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NPFL: Ubong Williams moves to Rivers United from Bayelsa United
Ubong Williams has sealed a move to Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) outfit Rivers United.
Williams joined the Pride of Rivers on a permanent transfer from Bayelsa United.
The defender left Bayelsa United following the club’s relegation from the NPFL.
Williams featured regularly for the Prosperity Boys last season.
He is expected to compete for a starting role at his new club following Rivers United’s extensive recruitment drive.
Rivers United finished second in the NPFL last season and are strengthening their squad for both domestic and continental campaigns.
The Port Harcourt club are expected to announce more signings in the coming weeks as the 2026/27 season approaches.
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