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Trabzonspor have drawn a firm line in the sand over Chibuike Nwaiwu: the Nigerian centre-back is available, but not for the €20 million that multiple clubs have already offered. The Black Sea Storm want at least double that, and they believe the market will come to them. Chibuike Nwaiwu | Trabzonspor | Nigeria | Age: […]

Xabi Alonso is Chelsea’s new manager, confirmed on a four-year contract running to 2030. His immediate task is turning a ninth-place club that missed European football into a Premier League title contender — and three Super Eagles players represent exactly the kind of proven, physically commanding reinforcements his rebuild demands. Xabi Alonso | Chelsea FC

Coventry City have officially confirmed the permanent signing of Frank Onyeka from Brentford, with the Super Eagles midfielder’s transfer becoming effective from July 1, 2026, following the clause in his loan agreement that was triggered automatically by the club’s Premier League promotion. Frank Onyeka | Coventry City | Nigeria | Age: 28 Transfer type: Permanent

Rangers are stepping up their pursuit of 19-year-old Nigerian centre-back Akpe Victory, with transfer insider Jacobs Ben reporting that the Ibrox club are preparing an offer worth around £4.5 million for the Abuja-born defender who has caught the eye of Benfica and clubs across Germany, Spain and France after a breakthrough season at Zalaegerszegi TE

Rafiu Durosinmi arrived in Tuscany in January as Pisa’s most expensive signing in club history. Five months later, the Nigerian striker is preparing to leave after Pisa’s relegation from Serie A, with Trabzonspor and Torino both monitoring his situation ahead of the summer transfer window. Rafiu Durosinmi | Pisa Sporting Club | Nigerian forward Joined:

Former Super Eagles striker Obinna Nsofor has made the case that Victor Osimhen’s next transfer must be to a club regularly competing for the UEFA Champions League, arguing that the Turkish Süper Lig title, however dominant his numbers there, cannot complete the picture of a player bidding to be called the world’s best. Obinna Nsofor