International Nigerian Footballers

Odense Kammeraternes Sportsklub OKS, a Danish football club, proudly announced the signing of former Nigeria international Izunna Uzochukwu. The 33 year old midfielder will join OKS this spring and transition to an assistant coach role by the summer of 2024, while still being available as a player. Uzochukwu’s move comes after a challenging period that […]

Samuel Chukwueze has set his sights on further goals after marking his first Serie A goal in AC Milan’s recent 3-1 victory over Hellas Verona. Entering the fray as a late substitute, Chukwueze’s well executed strike from just outside the penalty area sealed the win for Milan and served as a poignant rebuttal to critics

In a dramatic FA Cup quarterfinal clash against Leicester City, Chelsea’s young midfielder Carney Chukwuemeka became the hero of the day, scoring the decisive goal in stoppage time. The 20 year old, eligible to play for the Super Eagles, was introduced by manager Mauricio Pochettino with the game locked at 2-2, replacing Mykhailo Mudryk twelve

Gareth Southgate, the head coach of England’s senior national team, recently announced his squad for the upcoming international fixtures, leaving out Crystal Palace’s midfielder Ebere Eze. Despite being previously courted by Nigeria, Eze chose England for his international career and earned one cap in a 4-0 victory over Malta in the UEFA Euro 2024 qualifiers.

In a stunning display of football, Chidozie Obi Martin, a Denmark U17 international with Nigerian roots, propelled Arsenal U18s to a resounding 8-3 victory against Crystal Palace. The match, held at the Sobha Realty Training Centre, saw the young Gunners break their three game winless streak spectacularly during the Saturday afternoon London derby. Arsenal quickly

In a recent announcement by the English Football Association, the Young Lions’ squads for the upcoming international fixtures have been revealed, featuring six players of Nigerian heritage. This selection highlights the growing influence of Nigerian eligible talent within English football, particularly noting the inclusion of three Chelsea prodigies. Carney Chukwuemeka, overcoming a season dominant injury,

Nigeria U20 international, Victor Eletu, is on the verge of achieving a significant milestone in his career with AC Milan, as he aims to become the second Nigerian born player to win the UEFA Youth League. This comes after AC Milan’s recent victory over Real Madrid in a penalty shootout, advancing them to the semifinals

Super Eagles eligible forward, Noni Madueke, is reportedly considering a temporary departure from Chelsea in search of more playing time. The young winger is keen on a loan move away from Stamford Bridge this summer, having found opportunities limited in the current season. Madueke, 22, has only started nine games across all competitions this term,

Samuel Chukwueze, the Super Eagles winger, has come under scrutiny from pundit Arianna Ravelli following a series of underwhelming performances for AC Milan in the Serie A. Since his move to the Rossoneri last summer, Chukwueze has found it challenging to replicate the form that saw him achieve significant goal involvement for Villarreal in the

Bayer Leverkusen’s remarkable streak in the Bundesliga continues, largely thanks to Super Eagles winger Nathan Tella’s goal and his mesmerizing display on the field. Tella’s contribution has been pivotal in maintaining Leverkusen’s dominance, showcasing his skills and scoring prowess. Henry Onyekuru shines again, becoming a key player for his Saudi Arabian team, Al Feyah, by