Precious Emuejeraye

Jurong Town

Emuejeraye came to Singapore in 2002 from Nigeria after being signed by the now-defunct S-League side Jurong Town. He made his debut for Jurong Town on February 21, 2002, against Sembawang Rangers and scored his first goal for the club in the Singapore Cup semi-final against Geylang United in the same year.

Young Lions

Even though Jurong FC folded a year later, his impressive performances in league did not go unnoticed, as the Young Lions signed him next.

Gombak United

In 2006, Gombak United snapped up the burly defender after doing well in his 3 years with the Young Lions. He won the 2008 Singapore League Cup with the bulls.

Woodlands Wellington

He was snapped up by new Woodlands Wellington FC's coach, Nenad Bacina, who signed him for the 2009 season.

Move to Indonesia

Following the disbandment of the national team due to poor showings in the AFF Suzuki Cup, he moved to Indonesia to start afresh. He signed for Indonesia Super League club, Sriwijaya and helped the club to the 2010 Piala Indonesia. He next move to Persija Jakarta before moving to Persiba Balikpapan. He was, however, sacked by the club following poor performances. He trained with Woodlands Wellington before being snapped up by Liga 3 club Persidafon Dafonsoro and made his debut for the club in a 3–1 loss against his former club Sriwijaya on 16 May 2013. Persidafon Dafonsoro proved to be his last club in Indonesia as a decrease in the slots for Asian…

In December 2005, he was awarded the citizenship of Singapore and the head coach of the national football team, Radojko Avramovic duly gave him his international debut in a friendly against Denmark on the 26 January 2006. He then became the third Nigerian to play for the national team, after Itimi Dickson and Agu Casmir. His performances in the national team colours at first were met with criticisms from the supporters, citing that his speed was making the whole defence a liability. But soon, people realised that he was able to use his sheer build and strength to make up for the lack of speed and soon became a firm fixture in the first team of the national squad. As of November 2017, Emuejeraye has earned 61 caps for the Singapore national team.

His wife is Nigerian. He is the elder brother of Alfred Emuejeraye and Emmanuel Emuejeraye. He is currently residing in Singapore with his wife and children (2 sons, 1 daughter).[1]

Gombak United

Singapore League Cup: 2008 Sriwijaya

Piala Indonesia: 2010 Eunos Crescent

National Football League: 2016 Singapore

AFF Championship: 2007