International Nigerian Footballers

Werder Bremen full‑back Felix Agu, now an eligible Super Eagles player, has set his sights on leading Nigeria to victory at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations and securing qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Agu formalised his international switch after being cleared by FIFA, following two Germany U21 friendlies in 2019  a move […]

Abdul-Yussuf Adedeji Adeniyi Oshilaja, known as Deji Oshilaja, has made an indelible mark in his first season with Mansfield Town FC. The 32 year old defender, who joined the club in June 2024 after three seasons with Burton Albion, has been instrumental in Mansfield’s solid performance in EFL League One. Oshilaja’s versatility, leadership, and defensive

Spiff Asuzu Jonathan, an exciting forward born to a Nigerian father and Argentine mother, has sparked intense competition between Nigeria and Argentina over his international future. The young River Plate striker’s dual heritage has made him a coveted prospect for both football powerhouses as they seek to secure his allegiance ahead of crucial youth and

Born in Busto Arsizio on 11 January 2005 to an Italian father and Nigerian mother, Zeroli rose through AC Milan’s youth ranks after joining at age five. He captained the Primavera and made his senior debut in December 2023, before earning four Serie A appearances for the Rossoneri. His move to Monza represents a strategic

Former Remo Stars stalwart Dayo Ojo has been named ASVO FC’s Player of the Season after delivering a standout campaign for the Benin Republic side. The midfielder emerged as a key figure in the team’s engine room, contributing six crucial goals and three assists during the season. Ojo’s intelligent play, composed passing and knack for

Former Right2Win Football Academy talent Promise Victor continued his fine form in Latvia’s Virslīga, scoring for FS Jelgava in a 1‑1 draw with FK Tukums 2000. The Nigerian teenager struck early in the second half, capitalising on a defensive mix‑up to fire into the far corner and hand Jelgava the lead. The match saw Jelgava

A competitive transfer race has emerged for Manchester United academy graduate Maxi Oyedele, with Lyon, Wolfsburg and Beşiktaş reportedly among the suitors vying for his signature. The 19 year old, who departed United in August for Legia Warsaw, is attracting interest across Europe following his breakout performances in Poland. Oyedele left United after twelve years

Arsenal-trained goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo has revealed that he received his foundational development at the north London club and is now firmly focused on representing Nigeria at senior level. Born in London to Nigerian parents, the 22 year old has featured for England at youth levels, including the U‑16 and U‑18 sides. However, having impressed on

Midfielder Simi Awujo has successfully earned a dual degree in Computer Science and Business Administration from the University of Southern California, all while making waves with Manchester United Women in the Women’s Super League. The 21 year old Canadian, who signed her first professional deal with Manchester United in August 2024 after departing USC, has

German Onugkha, a forward at FC Copenhagen with Russian and Nigerian heritage, has reportedly spurned a call‑up to Russia as he seeks to represent Nigeria instead. Born in Moscow to a Russian mother and Nigerian father, the 28 year old striker stood down from Russia’s squad for friendlies against Thailand and Vietnam in September 2024,