Transfer News

Super Eagles forward Tolu Arokodare is on the brink of joining Wolverhampton Wanderers, having arrived in England ahead of his medical. Wolves have agreed a €27 million deal in principle with Belgian side Genk, with the procedure reportedly being finalised today. Renowned transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed the move via social media, stating the striker’s […]

Super Eagles striker Gift Orban has joined Serie A side Hellas Verona on a season-long loan from Bundesliga club TSG Hoffenheim. The deal includes an option for Verona to make it permanent next summer for approximately €8 million, with the loan fee reported around €0.5 million. At just 23, Orban is no stranger to life

Former AC Milan manager Fabio Capello has expressed reservations about the club’s decision to pursue Victor Boniface from Bayer Leverkusen, describing the move as a “gamble.” Capello highlighted concerns over Boniface’s injury history, particularly his two anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears during his tenure at Bodø/Glimt, which have led to extended periods on the sidelines

Chelsea have confirmed that 19 year old midfielder Ashanti Akpan, who is eligible to represent the Super Falcons, will join Southampton on a season-long loan for the upcoming campaign, the club announced via their official channels. This marks her second consecutive loan move. Last season, she spent time at Birmingham City, playing fifteen matches as

Victor Boniface is poised to complete the final medical examinations before sealing his move to AC Milan. The Nigerian striker, having arrived in Milan yesterday, already underwent initial assessments at La Madonnina clinic, followed by fitness tests at Centro Ambrosiano and an orthopaedic review at Galeazzi hospital. The final phase of his medical is scheduled

Midfielder Frank Onyeka has confirmed that he has no plans to pursue a permanent move abroad, firmly committing to life in England as he awaits his residence permit. The 27 year old, a product of FC Ebedei, joined Brentford from Danish side Midtjylland in July 2021 in what was briefly a club record transfer. A

Ikorodu City FC has reinforced its ranks with four new signings as they prepare to open their 2025/26 Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) campaign against Kwara United this weekend in Ilorin. Among the fresh arrivals is Liberian international goalkeeper Derrick Julu, who penned a two-year deal with the Oga Boys. A two-time Liberian First Division

Barely a month after joining Hapoel Jerusalem, Nigerian defender Waliu Ojetoye has been released by the Israeli club. The former Ikorodu City FC captain and the club agreed to terminate his contract by mutual consent, with accommodation difficulties cited as the primary reason. Ojetoye, who had arrived with high expectations, saw his spell cut short

Victor Sochima, the Nigerian goalkeeper, has completed a two-year move to Zambian Super League side Zesco United. He arrives from South Sudanese club Jamus FC, where he played a vital role in winning the league and cup in his half-season stint. The 26 year old shot-stopper will be the direct replacement for Toaster Nsabata, whose

Sudanese champions Al Hilal Omdurman have confirmed the signing of Nigerian forward Akire Temple Taiwo. The youngster has committed to a four-year contract with the club. After completing medical tests and agreeing personal terms, Al Hilal unveiled the new arrival on their social media platforms with the statement: “Our young Nigerian striker, Akire Temple Taiwo,