Rangers Eye Profit as AEK Athens and Others Target Dessers

Rangers Eye Profit as AEK Athens and Others Target Dessers

Celtic rivals in Europe’s summer transfer sweep have set sights on Cyriel Dessers Rangers are reportedly keen to sell the Super Eagles striker, with offers reportedly reaching £5 million. The 30 year old Nigerian forward has enjoyed a rich scoring run at Ibrox, tallying 51 goals across 109 matches since his 2023 arrival. Despite his form, head

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Ex-Flying Eagles Keeper Dejo Olagbegi Marries in Portugal

Ex-Flying Eagles Keeper Dejo Olagbegi Marries in Portugal

Joy filled the air in Porto, Portugal, as former Flying Eagles goalkeeper Dejo Olagbegi officially ended his bachelorhood by tying the knot with his partner, Karen. Speaking after the ceremony, Olagbegi expressed heartfelt delight over the milestone, saying, “It’s a thing of great joy to quit bachelorhood.” The wedding, which brought together close friends and

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Basel Makes Permanent Move After Loan Amid Premier League Interest

Basel Makes Permanent Move After Loan Amid Premier League Interest

A keen offer from Brentford, Fulham, Burnley and Sheffield United followed Philip Otele’s permanent signing with FC Basel the Swiss side exercised their option to keep the Nigerian winger until 2028. The Rhineland club confirmed the deal on 4 June, just weeks after Otele impressed during his loan spell that began in mid‑January. Otele joined

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Everton Preparing Summer Move for Leicester’s Wilfred Ndidi

Everton Preparing Summer Move for Leicester’s Wilfred Ndidi

Everton are reportedly preparing to make a move for Leicester City’s Wilfred Ndidi this summer. The Nigerian midfielder, who has been a key figure for the Foxes since his arrival in 2017, is available for a transfer due to a £9 million release clause in his contract, activated following Leicester’s relegation from the Premier League.

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Taiwo Awoniyi Signs Three‑Year Nottingham Forest Extension

Taiwo Awoniyi Signs Three‑Year Nottingham Forest Extension

Nottingham Forest have secured a three-year contract extension with Super Eagles striker Taiwo Awoniyi, keeping him at the City Ground until summer 2028, manager Nuno Espirito Santo confirmed. The 27 year old marked his loyalty by declaring his unwavering commitment to remain in the Premier League. Awoniyi has endured a challenging 2024–25 season, featuring in

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NNL’s Emmanuel Attah Denies Favouritism for Warri Wolves in Super‑8

NNL’s Emmanuel Attah Denies Favouritism for Warri Wolves in Super‑8

Emmanuel Attah, CEO of the Nigeria National League (NNL), has firmly rejected any idea of favouritism towards Warri Wolves as the league prepares for the Super 8 playoffs in Asaba. Ahead of the tournament scheduled for 5–8 July Attah emphasized that the NNL remains committed to impartiality, insisting that no club receives special treatment. Having

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Abakaliki FC Threaten Kwara Utd’s 2025 Continental Hopes

Abakaliki FC Threaten Kwara Utd’s 2025 Continental Hopes

Kwara United head coach Tunde Sanni has dismissed concerns over facing ‘giant‑killers’ Abakaliki FC in the 2025 President Federation Cup final, asserting his side are not intimidated. Abakaliki an underdog from the Nigeria National League—has taken down four NPFL outfits on their fairy‑tale run, including Katsina United, Enyimba, Nasarawa United, and Ikorodu City. Sanni pointed out that

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Ogunmodede: Nigerian Clubs Need 5–10 Years to Reach Club World Cup Level

Ogunmodede: Nigerian Clubs Need 5–10 Years to Reach Club World Cup Level

Remo Stars coach Daniel Ogunmodede has emphasised that Nigerian clubs will need at least five to ten years of sustained improvement before they can realistically compete at the level of the FIFA Club World Cup. Drawing on the historic success of Enyimba in the early 2000s, Ogunmodede acknowledged that that era should not be mistaken

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