International Nigerian Footballers

Kaduna-born goalkeeper Mathew Yakubu was the hero as OFK Baník Lehota pod Vtáčnikom secured a historic promotion to Slovakia’s MonacoBet Liga 2. The 26 year old Nigerian produced two decisive saves in a tense penalty shootout victory over MFK Snina after the playoff match ended goalless in both regulation and extra time. Yakubu’s performance capped […]

FC Krasnodar winger Olakunle Olusegun has revealed he helped his Super Eagles teammates navigate their brief trip to Russia by teaching them basic Russian phrases ahead of Nigeria’s recent friendly against the Russian national team in Moscow. Olusegun, who recently played a pivotal role in Krasnodar’s league title triumph, made his senior debut for Nigeria

Premier League side Wolverhampton Wanderers have confirmed their retained and released list following the 2024–25 season, making key decisions on several players of Nigerian descent. Among them, defender Temple Ojinnaka has been offered a new contract, while fellow centre back Testimony Igbinoghene has been released. Ojinnaka, a versatile 20 year old who can play in

Goalkeeper Ovie Ejeheri, a product of Arsenal’s Hale End Academy, has opened up about his decision to represent Nigeria at international level, despite eligibility for both England and Uganda. Currently playing for FC Midtjylland in Denmark, the 22 year old revealed that his heritage and personal conviction made Nigeria the natural choice. Ejeheri, born in

Felix Nnaemeka Agu is now officially eligible to don the green and white of the Super Eagles, following a confirmation by the Nigerian Football Federation. The German Football Federation (DFB) has clarified that Agu, who currently plays for Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga, never featured in competitive matches for Germany at either senior or youth

In a candid interview, Slavia Prague’s rising Nigerian talent David Moses revealed his football inspirations and surprisingly, they don’t include Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo. Instead, the 21 year old midfielder pointed to Neymar and Super Eagles winger Moses Simon as his key influences. While growing up in Nigeria, David Moses admitted he didn’t follow

Crystal Palace etched their name into history with a stunning 1-0 victory over Manchester City in the FA Cup final at Wembley, securing their first major trophy. Eberechi Eze was the hero of the day, scoring the only goal after 16 minutes. His well-placed finish followed a swift counter-attack, expertly set up by a pinpoint

Two promising Nigerian talents, Asemota Owen and Jimoh Aloba, played crucial roles in Aston Villa’s U18 squad as they secured a dramatic 1-0 victory over Manchester City U18 in the Premier League U18 National Final. The tightly contested match was decided by a resilient team effort, with Owen and Aloba standing out for their commanding

Zac Shuaib, an 18 year old midfielder eligible to represent Nigeria, England, Spain, and India, is expected to depart Arsenal at the end of the 2024–2025 season. According to reports from Arsenal youth team insider Jeorge Bird, Shuaib has not been offered a professional contract by the North London club. His limited involvement with Arsenal’s

Borussia Dortmund star Karim Adeyemi has been actively supporting developmental projects in Nigeria, honouring the homeland of his father despite his decision to play for Germany’s national team. Adeyemi, who was born in Munich, expressed his deep affection for Nigeria, revealing that his dream since childhood was to help people in Lagos and Ibadan. His