Merch & Branding

Fulham are emerging as the strongest contender for Nigerian striker Tolu Arokodare, according to pundits closely monitoring his situation at Belgian side Genk. Having finished as the Belgian Pro League’s top scorer last season with 17 goals in 30 matches and 23 in all competitions Arokodare has attracted significant interest from several Premier League clubs. […]

Valencia CF, under new football CEO Ron Gourlay, are actively seeking a defensive midfielder reminiscent of Enzo Barrenechea for the upcoming season. Among the names being considered are Chelsea’s Lesley Ugochukwu and Brentford’s Frank Onyeka. The club has reportedly made an offer for Onyeka, who is reportedly keen on a move to secure more playing

Ibrahim Muhammad Said, the winger celebrated for his hat‑trick with Nigeria’s Golden Eaglets at the 2019 FIFA U‑17 World Cup, is reportedly preparing to depart Danish Superliga outfit Viborg FF this summer. The 23 year old, who joined Viborg in October 2020, has accumulated 97 league appearances and nine goals for the club. Said earned

Nasarawa State Governor Abdullahi Sule has awarded the Nasarawa Amazons ₦85 million in cash rewards and presented them with a brand-new team bus, following their recent successes in national competitions. The announcement coincided with presentations to both the female and male state football sides at a Lagos Government House ceremony, part of wider sports investment efforts across

Swedish winger of Nigerian descent, Jeremy Agbonifo, has completed a permanent move to RC Lens following an impressive loan stint, the club has confirmed. Agbonifo initially joined in January 2025 on a paid loan reported at €1 million, with an automatic purchase obligation if Lens maintained their Ligue 1 status. The 19 year old made an instant impact

Dutch giants Ajax are open to offers for Nigerian‑born striker Chuba Akpom this summer. The 29 year old spent the second half of last season on loan at French side Lille, scoring three goals in 14 Ligue 1 fixtures. Akpom is among seven first‑team players whose futures at the former European champions are uncertain, part of

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has hailed Asisat Oshoala as an “unstoppable” figure ahead of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in Morocco 2024. The Bay FC forward, making her fifth WAFCON appearance, originally burst onto the scene in Namibia in 2014 at just 20, helping Nigeria to victory with four goals and crucial assists