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Nigerian forward Asisat Oshoala has expressed unwavering confidence that the Super Falcons are poised to reclaim the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title at the upcoming tournament in Morocco (July 5–26, 2025). The six‑time African Women’s Player of the Year emphasised that the team has regrouped strongly, blending seasoned stars with emerging talent. Describing the […]

Super Eagles defender Bright Osayi‑Samuel has expressed unwavering belief in Nigeria’s chances of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, insisting the team must aim to win every remaining qualifier. Speaking on 2 July at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium in Benin, he said “The aim is just to win every single game… of course, it

Rinsola Babajide, a former England youth international now donning the Super Falcons jersey, has spoken of her determination to “contribute everything” as Nigeria prepares for the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON). The UDG Tenerife forward, born in London but of Nigerian heritage, committed to the Falcons in October 2023 and has since made five

Super Eagles legend and Enyimba chairman, Nwankwo Kanu, has called on the club’s eight new recruits to help re-establish the People’s Elephant as a dominant force ahead of their Eko Preseason Showdown. Kanu, speaking with, praised the mix of top-flight Nigerian talent and continental experience as key to reviving Enyimba’s fortunes. Among the additions are forward

Nigerian forward Adegbile Favor Onyemechi is aiming for a standout season with Club Athlétique Bizertin as the team ramps up preparations for the 2025/26 campaign in Tunisia’s top flight, Ligue Professionnelle 1. Having gradually worked his way into the squad, Onyemechi is now determined to assert himself as a key figure for the Bizerte-based outfit.

Nigeria’s Super Falcons secured a confident 3–1 win over Ghana’s Black Queens in a friendly match, with midfielder Deborah Abiodun playing a pivotal role. The 21 year old commander of the midfield expressed her delight at the team’s collective performance. Abiodun commented, “I am fulfilled, I am super excited and super grateful for this opportunity.

ALEX IWOBI has revealed that his uncle and Super Eagles legend Jay‑Jay Okocha remains his greatest footballer of all time – both on and off the pitch. Speaking on the “Is This Seat Taken” podcast, Iwobi said: “In the sport? Forever my uncle, Jay Jay Okocha. I have to shout him out all the time.” Iwobi,

A delighted William Troost‑Ekong has expressed deep admiration for Michael Emenalo, praising his administrative prowess since taking the helm as Sporting Director of the Saudi Pro League. The Super Eagles captain, who recently moved to Al‑Kholood, described Emenalo as a “modern idol”, citing his achievements as a player including representing Nigeria internationally as well as

Sevilla striker Akor Adams has expressed his lifelong ambition to play for the Super Eagles, calling it the “highest honour” for any Nigerian footballer. The 24 year old, who enjoyed a solid campaign in La Liga, described the chance to don the national colours as something he’s hoped for since childhood. “There is no bigger

Nigeria’s Super Falcons coach, Justin Madugu, has addressed concerns over his selection decisions for the upcoming WAFCON in Morocco  including the inclusion of rookie Chioma Okafor and Rinsola Babajide in the 24-player squad. Madugu emphasised that Okafor, who plays at the University of Connecticut, was chosen after extensive video analysis. He believes such surprise inclusions