Transfer News

Wolverhampton Wanderers have intensified their pursuit of Fenerbahçe’s Nigerian right back, Bright Osayi Samuel, with a significant bid. The Premier League club has reportedly offered €12 million, equivalent to approximately N16.8 billion, for the talented defender. This move marks a concerted effort to bring Osayi Samuel back to England, three years after his departure. Crystal […]

Napoli is reportedly setting its sights on Super Eagles and OGC Nice striker Terem Moffi as a potential new forward for the upcoming season. This move comes as Victor Osimhen, a key player for Napoli, is expected to leave after drawing interest from several of Europe’s top clubs. According to a report from Il Mattino,

Arsenal is on the verge of bolstering their squad with the addition of Joshua Zirkzee, the Bologna forward and ex Bayern Munich talent. Zirkzee’s impressive season has positioned Bologna strongly for a Champions League spot next year, especially with Serie A’s expansion allowing a fifth team entry. Bologna’s prospects look solid barring an unlikely downturn.

Antwerp is gearing up to possibly set a record by selling their promising young striker, George Ilenikhena, as part of their team rebuilding efforts following a tough season. The club is floating a price tag of between 30 and 40 million Euros for the recently turned 18 year old, a figure that sharply contrasts with

Kelechi Iheanacho, the 2013 FIFA U17 World Cup Golden Ball winner, is reportedly on the radar of Premier League club Crystal Palace. This interest comes as Iheanacho’s contract with Leicester City nears its end in June, with no new agreement in sight. Iheanacho, alongside his teammate Wilfred Ndidi, faces an uncertain future at Leicester City

Chelsea’s efforts to secure the signature of Victor Osimhen from Napoli are progressing at a slow pace, according to top transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. Despite having initiated talks, the negotiations to bring the Super Eagles striker to Stamford Bridge are described as sluggish. Chelsea have already started discussions with Napoli for Victor Osimhen, but they

Premier League teams including West Ham United, Wolverhampton Wanderers, and Brighton are reportedly tracking Samuel Omorodion, a talented striker with dual Spanish Nigerian heritage. Omorodion has been nominated for the prestigious 2024 Golden Boy award, distinguishing him as one of four notable young players of Nigerian descent in the running. Other nominees include Chelsea’s Lesley

Marcus Abraham, a fringe player for the Super Eagles, has secured a five year contract with FC Porto following an impressive performance during his loan period. Originally on loan from Remo Stars, the 24 year old winger showcased his talent with the FC Porto B team, contributing seven goals and six assists in 27 games

London’s football scene may soon see a significant shift as Tosin Adarabioyo, currently without a contract this summer, becomes a key focus for major clubs. Adarabioyo, formerly linked with Fulham, recently declined their new offer, sparking widespread interest. AC Milan and Tottenham Hotspur are leading the race to sign the 26 year old centre back.

Aston Villa is the latest club to express interest in Joshua Zirkzee, the Dutch Nigerian striker making waves at Bologna, Zirkzee’s impressive form in Serie A, with 10 goals and four assists in 29 appearances, has not gone unnoticed, placing him on the radar of football giants including Manchester United, Arsenal, Juventus, and AC Milan.