Youth Development

The Future Pro League International (FPLI) has commenced a four‑day scouting exercise in Abuja, aimed at discovering emerging football talents across Nigeria. Scouts, coaches and agents from various clubs are expected to observe and evaluate participating players over the course of the event. Organisers say the Abuja sessions mark one of several regional tryouts designed

Nigeria’s Golden Eaglets wrapped up their WAFU B U17 campaign by securing the bronze medal with a 2-0 win over Burkina Faso. This victory ended their tournament on a high note. The goals came at critical junctures, giving Nigeria control of the match. Ahmed Yusuf was named the Man of the Match for a commanding

Nigeria’s Golden Eaglets were edged out 2-0 by Ghana in the semi-finals of the WAFU Zone B U17 Championship, meaning the Black Starlets will represent their zone at the 2026 U-17 AFCON in Morocco. The goals came in the first half. Michael Awuli put Ghana ahead in the 26th minute, and Robinho Yao capitalised on

Nigerian youth prospect Adesina Jeremiah has officially moved from Chelsea’s academy to join Manchester City’s Under-15 side. The 14 year old midfielder is already known for his creativity, composure on the ball, and ability to control the pace of matches in his age category. Observers describe him as one of the brightest players in his

Eight standout players have emerged from the Mama of Africa U17 Scouting Invitational Tournament, and are now set for trials with leading academies across Nigeria and possibly abroad, according to tournament organisers. The Invitational, held last weekend, aimed to identify young talent aged 16-17 from various regions, including Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt and the Northern

Mubarak Emmanuel Suleiman has made history by becoming the first player based in Nigeria to feature in the UEFA Youth League. He earned the distinction after signing with Slavia Prague and being included in the matchday squad for their U19/Youth League fixture. At 18 years old, Suleiman made the move from Right2Win Academy in Nigeria

Four young players eligible for Nigeria found the net in Friday’s Premier League 2 action, All Nigeria Soccer reports. Olabade Aluko captained Leicester City in their tough 6-3 loss to Tottenham Hotspur, getting his side’s first goal by weaving past two defenders before slotting home from a tight angle in the 21st minute. Chibuzo Nwoko