Promising Nigerian winger Tarison Oyin-Enado Justin, popularly known as Enado, has expressed his excitement after making his league debut for Albanian side FK Tomori Berat in their impressive 3–0 victory over KF Këlcyra on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
The 18-year-old left-footed right winger was introduced late in the second half as Tomori Berat cruised to a comfortable home victory in the Albanian Kategoria e Dytë.
Although his appearance was a brief cameo, it marked another significant step in the youngster’s European football journey, following his earlier debut in the Albanian Cup.
Enado made his first competitive appearance for Tomori Berat on October 7, when he featured for 21 minutes in their Albanian Cup encounter against AF Luftëtari.
Despite Tomori suffering a disappointing 5–0 defeat in that encounter, the experience provided the young Nigerian with his first taste of competitive senior football in Albania.
Sunday’s league appearance, however, offered a much happier occasion as Enado celebrated his first league outing with an emphatic victory.
The former Brooke House Academy player joined Tomori Berat from Nigerian outfit Shuffle Select Football Academy during the summer transfer window, taking an important step towards fulfilling his ambition of establishing himself in European professional football.
A naturally left-footed player who prefers operating from the right wing, Enado is eager to continue developing his game and establish himself as a regular member of the club’s senior squad.
Speaking about his early experiences at the Albanian club, an excited Enado said:
“I’m really excited and grateful to God for the opportunity to play for this club. Making my league debut in a match we won 3–0 was a very special feeling for me.
“I had already made my debut in the cup game against Luftëtari. Although the result wasn’t what we wanted, it was an important experience for me because every opportunity to play at this level helps me learn and improve.
“Since arriving from Shuffle Select FA last summer, I’ve been working extremely hard, listening to my coaches and trying to adapt to the demands of European football.
“My biggest ambition right now is to break into the first team properly and become a regular player as soon as possible. I know I have to earn that opportunity through hard work, discipline and good performances in training.
“I believe in myself and what I can bring to the team. I just want to keep improving, help the club achieve its objectives and make everyone who believes in me proud.”
For Enado, who previously honed his skills at Brooke House Academy in England, the move to Albania represents another important chapter in his football development.
His preference for cutting inside from the right flank onto his stronger left foot gives him an attacking option that could prove useful as he continues to fight for more playing time.
Having now tasted competitive action in both the Albanian Cup and the league, the talented Nigerian will be hoping to build on those experiences and convince the Tomori Berat technical crew that he deserves a more prominent role.
With the season still in its early stages, Enado has plenty of opportunities to make his mark. For the ambitious youngster, the message is simple: his European adventure has begun, but he believes the best is yet to come.
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