International Nigerian Footballers

Sixteen year old Wesley Okoduwa, son of former Super Eagles striker Emmanuel Okoduwa, will soon make a decision regarding his future with Wolverhampton Wanderers. The young talent has caught the attention of Premier League giants Chelsea, who are keen to bolster their academy with his signing. Wesley, who turned sixteen last month, is now eligible […]

FC Zurich is set to announce the signing of Tobias Okafor, a Switzerland U18 international of Nigerian descent. The 17 year old left back, who will be joining from FC Aarau’s youth team, has attracted interest from Torino, Bologna, and Lugano. Despite offers, Okafor chose FC Zurich, with the club agreeing to pay FC Aarau

The Swedish Football Association is ahead of Nigeria in the race to secure the services of AC Milan striker Evelyn Ijeh, daughter of retired Super Eagles striker Peter Ijeh. Evelyn, who has previously played for Malmö, IFK Göteborg, FC Copenhagen, and Viking, received her first senior call up to Sweden’s national team for the 2025

FC Midtjylland has officially signed Danish Nigerian winger Julius Emefile from FC Copenhagen. The 17 year old has agreed to a three year contract with Midtjylland after a standout season where he scored 14 goals in the U17 League. Emefile will start his journey at Midtjylland with the U19 team and will begin training with

Italian Serie A club Torino has decided not to activate the option to sign former Nigeria U23 international David Okereke on a permanent basis. Okereke joined Torino during the winter transfer window with an option for a permanent move, which expired on June 14. During his loan spell, Okereke struggled to make a significant impact,

Super Eagles dribbling sensation Chidera Ejuke has agreed to join La Liga club Sevilla on a free transfer. Ejuke’s contract with Russian club CSKA Moscow expires this summer. Top transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reported that a verbal agreement has been reached between Sevilla and the player’s entourage, with personal terms, medical examination, and signature scheduled

Newcastle United has successfully signed promising Nigerian midfielder Chukwudi ‘CJ’ Afumuzor from Portsmouth on a two year schoolboy contract. The Magpies secured Afumuzor’s services ahead of multiple Premier League rivals, including Manchester United, Aston Villa, and Wolverhampton Wanderers. The 14 year old box to box midfielder, who spent eight years at Portsmouth, was heavily monitored

Peter Ambrose has officially joined Scottish Premiership club Aberdeen from Hungarian side Újpest for an undisclosed fee. Aberdeen, a four time Scottish champion once managed by legendary coach Alex Ferguson, announced the signing on their official website. The centre forward has signed a three year contract, with a club option for the 2027-2028 season. Ambrose

Nigeria international Olisa Ndah and his Orlando Pirates teammates are set to embark on a pre season tour to Germany and Spain. According to Soccer Laduma, the Pirates will kick off their camp in Spain in early July, followed by a stint in Germany, before returning to South Africa in time for the 2024/25 Premier

In a strategic move, Ipswich Town, freshly promoted to the English Premier League, has proposed a new contract to Edwin Agbaje, an Irish born Nigerian defender. This initiative is to ensure Agbaje remains with the Tractor Boys as they prepare for the 2024-2025 season. Agbaje, whose existing contract will expire in just nineteen days, has