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Kaye Furo Joins Brentford: Nigeria’s Next Star? Kaye Furo, the 19-year-old son of former Super Eagles defender Iyenemi Furo, has completed a £8.7 million move from Club Brugge to Brentford, signing a five-and-a-half-year contract. The Belgian-born Nigerian-heritage forward remains eligible for Nigeria’s senior team, and his international future is one of the most intriguing sub-plots

Nigerian-born defender Tayo Adaramola has returned to Crystal Palace after his loan at Leyton Orient was cut short, ending his spell with the League One side midway through the 2025/26 season. His temporary deal with Orient — which began in July  was terminated by mutual agreement, bringing him back to his parent club ahead of

Nigerian defender Emmanuel Godwin has expressed delight after recently completing a move from Swedish second-division side Trelleborgs FF to Czech club FK Pardubice, describing it as the right time to take the next step in his career. The 20 year old opted for a new challenge in the Czech Republic’s Fortuna Liga, signing a long-term

Nottingham Forest have expressed interest in signing Nigerian midfielder Fisayo Dele-Bashiru from Italian Serie A club Lazio during the ongoing winter transfer window. The Premier League side has made exploratory enquiries about the 24 year old’s availability, according to Italian reports. Lazio are understood to value Dele-Bashiru at around €15 million plus bonuses, and initial

Super Eagles striker Umar Sadiq has described his permanent return to Valencia CF as a dream come true, calling himself “the happiest guy in the world” following the completion of his transfer from Real Sociedad and signing a contract through June 2028. Speaking after his unveiling, Sadiq said he had been waiting since last summer

Nigerian-born defender Jid Okeke is poised to go straight into the starting lineup for Stockport County in their English League One clash against Huddersfield Town this weekend following his recall from a loan spell at Walsall FC. The 21 year old, who was born in Germany to Nigerian parents, had been gaining valuable match experience