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Sani Kaita
Personal information

Full name	Sani Haruna Kaita
Height	1.79 m (5 ft 10+1⁄2 in)
Position(s)	Defensive Midfielder
‡ National team caps and goals, correct as of 03 December 2007

Sani Haruna Kaita (born May 2, 1986 in Kano, Nigeria) is a Nigerian football midfielder playing currently for Lokomotiv Moscow on loan from AS Monaco FC.

Club career

He joined Sparta in the 2005/2006 season from Kano Pillars FC. Kaita moved to AS Monaco FC in September 2008, he left on 13 January 2009 AS Monaco and joined on loan to FC Kuban Krasnodar between 31 December 2009. On 25 August 2009 Lokomotiv Moscow have signed the Nigerian midfielder on loan from AS Monaco FC until December, he played for Kuban until recently also on loan.

International career

A midfielder, Kaita caught the eye of Sparta when playing all 7 matches for Nigeria U-20 at the 2005 FIFA U-20 World Cup in the Netherlands. He is also a member of the senior Nigeria national football team making his debut in a 2-0 friendly in over Sudan in January 2008. Debut game

External links

Player profile National Football Teams
Player profile - Sparta Rotterdam
Career stats - Voetbal International Template:Nl

References

v t e Nigeria squad – 2006 Africa Cup of Nations third place
1 Enyeama 2 Yobo 3 Taiwo 4 Kanu 5 Odiah 6 Enakarhire 7 Utaka 8 Mikel 9 Martins 10 Okocha (c) 11 Lawal 12 Ejide 13 Yussuf 14 Obinna 15 Obiefule 16 Oruma 17 Aghahowa 18 Obodo 19 Makinwa 20 Odemwingie 21 Nwaneri 22 Kaita 23 Aiyenugba Coach: Eguavoen

v t e Nigeria men's football squad – 2008 Summer Olympics – Silver medalists
1 Vanzekin 2 Okonkwo 4 Apam 5 Adeleye 6 James 7 Obasi 8 Kaita 9 Obinna 10 Promise (c) 11 Okoronkwo 12 Ajilore 13 Adefemi 14 Odemwingie 15 Ambrose 16 Anichebe 17 Ekpo 18 Ezenwa 19 Oladapo Coach: Siasia

v t e Nigeria squad – 2010 Africa Cup of Nations third place
1 Enyeama 2 Yobo 3 Taiwo 4 Kanu (c) 5 Nwaneri 6 Shittu 7 Obasi 8 Yakubu 9 Martins 10 Mikel 11 Odemwingie 12 Ejide 13 Yussuf 14 Olofinjana 15 Kaita 16 Uche 17 Odiah 18 Obinna 19 Mohamed 20 Etuhu 21 Echiéjilé 22 Apam 23 Aiyenugba Coach: Amodu

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