andrew444:


Late cormer

Awoniyi has work permit already

komekn:
I

That's not what l have heard.


Finally not sure he will qualify for work permit.

komekn:
I

That's not what l have heard.


Finally not sure he will qualify for work permit.

BascoVanVeli:



Oga did Liverpool loan him out with an option to buy, yes or no?

Do u think Wolfsburg would have agreed to sell Osimhen if that option wasn't given at the start? Both situations are completely different.

jihday:
It's a sincere question I'm not driving anywhere.

Samueltemi337:

Danielnino00:


I already answered you.... Liverpool isn't Wolfsburg... They (Wolfsburg) most likely would have agreed to sell him either way. The last time I checked, they could have decided not to sell him after his loan spell at Chareloi even with the option to buy clause

Ppogbae:


Wow, seems like Amaju's visit made him switch allegiances fairly quickly

Danielnino00:


I already answered you.... Liverpool isn't Wolfsburg... They (Wolfsburg) most likely would have agreed to sell him either way. The last time I checked, they could have decided not to sell him after his loan spell at Chareloi even with the option to buy clause

chrisooblog:
I kind of get humility's point. Apart from Akpoborie I don't remember too many Nigerian players especially strikers who have done well in the Bundesliga. However as you rightly noted if offers are not coming in from French teams then there's nothing he can do but make do with the cards he has been dealt. I think Taiwo really needs a patient coach who will try and bring out his best footballing traits.

charlesemeka85:
[qoute]Everton are closing on a deal for Sunderland teen Francis Okoronkwo.

The Daily Mail says Everton have swooped to sign Sunderland striker Okoronkwo after agreeing a deal worth up to £1million for the highly rated 16-year-old.

The teenager caught the eye for the Under-18s last season and several top-flight clubs were chasing the 6ft 3ins frontman.

Sunderland were determined to keep Okoronkwo but Everton have persuaded the player to move to Goodison Park, where he will enter their academy once the transfer is ratified by the Premier League.

The Black Cats, now under the ownership of Swiss trust-fund billionaire Kyril Louis-Dreyfus, included the schoolboy in the group that travelled to Wembley for their EFL Trophy Final victory in March, a move that was intended to incentivise him in committing his future to the club.[s]

Subzero047:
Osimhen gets his first taste of racism

quickberry:
v

Victor Agali and Anthony Ujah did well

Blackpride101:


Even from Saka euro incidence many Anglo-Nigerians i mean the wise ones will learn Sharply and know that they stand a better non discriminatory chances with nigeria than England

England can never be like france...france adoption of francophone countries nationals as theirs steems from their colonial policy of assimilation...they have always been adoptive and welcoming probably the reason why mother nature springs good success on them with this Africans

Ppogbae:
Ashleigh Plumptre has just received a callup to the Super Falcons

quickberry:
v

Victor Agali and Anthony Ujah did well

Karlovych:
Was is the same FIFA that cleared her that is delaying those in the men's category?

Subzero047:
Isaac Success may be moving to Udinese

Samueltemi337:

chrisooblog:
Yes they did fairly well but it hasn't been quite mind blowing in comparison to our guys who went to England, France and Italy. Spain has been the most challenging top 5 league for our strikers. Off the top of my head can't remember any of our forwards who did well in La Liga except Christopher Ohenhen.

Ppogbae:
Ashleigh Plumptre has just received a callup to the Super Falcons

chrisooblog:
Hmm not too sure if that will be a good move for him.

chrisooblog:
Hmm not too sure if that will be a good move for him.

jihday:
Uche Ik?

Subzero047:


Less pressure, if he works hard he will succeed at Udinese