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A new manager at San Siro rarely means good news for the players on the fringes, and Samuel Chukwueze may soon discover that Ruben Amorim’s tactical blueprint simply has no room for a traditional winger. Samuel Chukwueze is back at AC Milan. Fulham held a purchase option of up to 26 million euros and chose […]

Nine goals in 12 games in Sri Lanka. Two goals in his first two appearances in East Timor. John Lawani is not playing in a league anyone in Nigeria is watching but the Nigerian forward’s record wherever he goes is starting to build into something that demands attention. East Timor is not a country that

Emmanuel Fernandez joined Rangers from Peterborough for €2.9 million last summer. Twelve months later, nine clubs are fighting to sign him for nearly ten times that amount. Bayer Leverkusen are currently in front, but Rangers are digging in. Emmanuel Fernandez has done what very few defenders manage in a single season at a club where

Toyosi Olusanya spent the second half of last season convincing Aberdeen he was worth a permanent deal. On Monday, that deal arrived a two year contract at Pittodrie that makes the London-born Nigerian striker the fifth summer addition to Stephen Robinson’s rebuilt squad. Aberdeen have made Toyosi Olusanya’s move to Pittodrie permanent. The 28 year

Stanley Iheanacho has completed a return to FC Midtjylland after two productive seasons in the Portuguese second tier, signing a long-term contract and becoming the latest Nigerian talent to find his way back to the Danish club that first gave him a professional platform. FC Midtjylland have brought Stanley Iheanacho home. The Nigerian striker has

Wilfred Ndidi arrived at Besiktas last August for €8 million and spent the season proving he still belongs at the top level. Now, less than 12 months later, he could be on his way out with Saudi Pro League clubs waving large contracts and Manchester United and Ajax watching from a distance. Wilfred Ndidi’s time