Youth Development

Midfielder Daniel Daga has officially joined the Flying Eagles squad as Nigeria prepares for the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Chile. Daga is expected to link up with the team upon their arrival in Chile from his base in Norway. The 18 year old has previously featured for the Flying Eagles at the 2023 U-20

The exclusion of Nigerian striker Hafiz Umar Ibrahim from the Flying Eagles’ squad for the 2025 FIFA U-20 World Cup has sparked debate and criticism, with many questioning the decision and calling it controversial. Who had already participated in the team’s screening camp, did not make the final 21-man roster. Ibrahim, who currently plays for

The group stage of the 1xCup 2025, Nigeria’s premier amateur football tournament, has concluded, with 12 teams advancing to the knockout rounds. The final matchday last Tuesday brought drama, goals, and a clearer picture of the road to the trophy. None of last year’s top four teams managed to top their groups, reflecting increasing parity

Babatunde Akomolede has signed a four year contract with Belgian side Anderlecht FC, marking a major step forward in his young career. The talented left-back first drew attention at the Jagaban Cup, where he represented Broad City FC with composure and flair. His standout performances, particularly his extraordinary throw-ins, have earned him comparisons with former

Nigeria’s U-20 side, the Flying Eagles, have submitted their final squad for the 2025 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Chile. The list includes Stade Reims midfielder Ibrahim Hafiz and Molde’s Daniel Daga, both expected to strengthen coach Aliyu Zubairu’s options. The team will soon depart from Abuja to begin their preparations abroad. With a blend

Team Lagos shone brightly at the 9th National Youth Games in Asaba, sealing a dramatic 5–4 penalty shootout win over hosts Team Delta to clinch the girls’ football gold medal. Delta missed their first kick in the shootout, and Lagos held their nerve, converting all their spot-kicks as delegates, led by Director General Lekan Fatodu,

At just nine years old, Onyinye Nwaokafor is already turning heads in Anambra. The young girl, who began playing in her local community, now dazzles with her dribbling skills, agility, and innate football intelligence. Local coaches describe her as “a talent beyond her years,” noting how she navigates through opposition with poise and precision. Onyinye