Transfer News

Benjamin Onyekachi, a promising Nigerian teenager, has inked his first professional contract with Tunisian side JS Kairouan, the deal confirmed earlier this week. This marks a major step for the young forward, moving from youth or amateur status to full professional ranks. Though the length and financial details of the contract were not disclosed, sources

Wolverhampton Wanderers have officially handed Italian-born Nigerian centre-back Elvis Elendu his first professional contract, the Premier League club announced in an official statement.Elendu, 17, began the season as a first-year scholar before earning promotion to the Wolves U18 squad. Elendu originally started his football journey as a goalkeeper with Pro Soccer Youth in 2020, but

A one year deal at Championship side West Brom has been secured by Nigerian-eligible goalkeeper Brian Okonkwo, who departed Arsenal at the end of last season. London-born shot-stopper impressed during a trial period and was handed a contract following a clean sheet performance against Crystal Palace on 29 August. Okonkwo, 19, is the younger brother

A fresh chapter begins for Chinaza Uchendu, who has officially transferred from FC Nantes to Australia’s Melbourne City FC ahead of the 2025/26 A-League Women’s season. The 27 year old forward signed after completing her stint in France, adding more international depth to a career that has taken her from Rivers Angels in Nigeria to

Armenian Premier League side FC Alashkert have boosted their squad by signing Nigerian midfielder Dennis Mse. The 20 year old defensive midfielder joins on loan from Ghanaian side Inter Allies FC. Mse, who previously played for Inter Lagos and was born on 10 January 2005, occupies a central or defensive midfield role.  His arrival in