charlesemeka85:
No Nigerian player will take part in Liverpool's friendly with Torino at Anfield this evening, both clubs have confirmed via their official websites.

Super Eagles star Joel Obi was not in Torino's traveling party to the United Kingdom while England U21 star Dominic Solanke was not considered in a 24-man squad list announced by The Reds.

Torino have explained that Obi is unavailable because he is still recovering from parainfluenza syndrome but there might be something more behind that news, with the midfielder being linked with a summer departure from the Turin club.

Tuttosport says Parma are hoping to complete a deal for the Nigerian this week and they have been negotiating with Torino for several days.

AC Milan, Celta Vigo and Crystal Palace are the other clubs Obi has been linked with in the summer transfer window.

The former Inter Milan wonderkid spent the 2013-2014 season on loan at Parma, making eight appearances in the Italian topflight.

BascoVanVeli:
Kano Pillars FC‏ @pillarsfc

Junior Lokosa resumes training with his team mates at Kano Pillars after his three weeks trip to Norway. He returned after an unsuccessful deal with SK Brann of Norway.

charlesemeka85:
bros which teams are interested in signing him?

ChrisKels:



Just imagine, while NPFL's best is going for trials in Norway at a second division club Brann , this Ghanaian league star just joined FC Basel first team without trials ;


https://mobile.ghanasoccernet.com/dreams-fc-player-bashiru-alhassan-joins-swiss-giants-fc-basel

tbaba1234:
PSV in pole position to sign Ola Aina on loan from Chelsea.

Source: The Mirror Uk

PSV Eindhoven moving to land Chelsea youngster Aina

PSV are in pole position to land Chelsea youngster Ola Aina on loan.

Defender Aina is a man in demand after the Blues allowed to let him leave temporarily again this season.

And he is leaning towards a move to PSV with the Dutch side able to offer potentially Champions League as well as top-flight football.

PSV won the Dutch league last season, earning them a place in the Champions League play-off round.

Italians Torino and Championship trio Derby, West Brom and QPR are also keen on the versatile 21 year-old.

Aina spent last season on loan at Hull and just missed out on a place in Nigeria’s World Cup squad after being named in their preliminary 30-man party.

ChrisKels:


Bordeaux, Sassuolo, fiorentina, Alavez and another French club. But none has put in a bid. Just registered interests

tbaba1234:
PSV in pole position to sign Ola Aina on loan from Chelsea.

Source: The Mirror Uk

PSV Eindhoven moving to land Chelsea youngster Aina

PSV are in pole position to land Chelsea youngster Ola Aina on loan.

Defender Aina is a man in demand after the Blues allowed to let him leave temporarily again this season.

And he is leaning towards a move to PSV with the Dutch side able to offer potentially Champions League as well as top-flight football.

PSV won the Dutch league last season, earning them a place in the Champions League play-off round.

Italians Torino and Championship trio Derby, West Brom and QPR are also keen on the versatile 21 year-old.

Aina spent last season on loan at Hull and just missed out on a place in Nigeria’s World Cup squad after being named in their preliminary 30-man party.

eterisan:
the point is stop hyping him to high heavens! He is just an average player.... Nacho this Nacho that... When we needed him he did nada...... I'm a very big a man city fan, and the plain truth is that nacho is not a Pep player..... So enough with your what if and what not... Or another line you like using... If pellegrini was the coach.... Ain't you tired already?

safarigirl:
if you don't like what TheGoodJoe is typing, jump and pass.

Everybody cannot write what you like to read, but it doesn't mean you should tell somebody to stop writing how they do or hype who they want. You no dey give anybody money for data and no be you get this thread, so, you cannot tell anybody what to do on it.


Jump and pass, no dey allow small thing pepper you for body. Once you see "Nacho" or any blue font, just skip. It is that easy.

daveP:
goldfish80, pls don't ever say Nigeria is a poor 3rd world country ever again pls. That's a big funny exaggeration and I'd not watch you say it cos I simply understand your other points. :\


I find it insulting.... simple.

ChrisKels:



Just imagine, while NPFL's best is going for trials in Norway at a second division club Brann , this Ghanaian league star just joined FC Basel first team without trials ;


https://mobile.ghanasoccernet.com/dreams-fc-player-bashiru-alhassan-joins-swiss-giants-fc-basel

daveP:
This is sad.


Ghana have a structure even if we have the same bad pitch issues. I sorry for NPFL.

tbaba1234:


Rohr does not get paid on time

charlesemeka85:
man united is not selling

ChrisKels:
Anybody noticed that the players who didnt make it to Russia are the ones making moves, good moves for that, while, the ones that repped us in Russia dont seem to be getting any look in from reasonable clubs?

Could it be we left our best players behind while going to Russia?

BascoVanVeli:


You can say they have missed a couple of his payments before but Rohr is not being owed a dime as we speak. Compare that to Manu and Siasia who had to go to the papers before being paid salary.

tbaba1234:


Rohr has been owed several months at a time. The only reason you do not hear much is because he is comfortable and does not really need the money. Even when reporters ask Rohr about his owed salaries, he just dismisses them.

Our coaches on the other hand need the money so they complain more.

COOL10:
. Leon Balogun

BascoVanVeli:


Rohr has not been owed in almost a year. Last I heard they were paying him in advance. You can't compare him to Siasia who wasn't paid for almost his whole time on the job.

ChrisKels:


And who else? He even went on a free transfer sef

TheGoodJoe:

goldfish80 is very right. We are a poor third World country. For Christ sake, we can not provide Portable drinking water for ourselves. No power supply. Millions are hungry our mortality rate is alarming. Lives have lost value in the country.

If we judge our country by the lives of the common man and not the influx of Crude Dollars shared among an elite class, we are a very poor third world country.

krattoss:
u guys likes spewing trash about ur country in other to look good. Did u know the implications of the word poor 3rd world?

If we re 3rd word, what will u call countries like Somalia, afghan, Syria, Venezuela, Burundi, Rwanda etc?
Bro been poor is a fvcking choice.. If u know u know.

edi879:

Nigeria IS a 3rd world country. I don't know why you'd even want to debate that.
Go look at the Human Development Index. Nigeria is as overhyped as they come. Oil money got people gassed up for nothing

tbaba1234:


Leon
Etebo
Ebuehi
Idowu
Musa?

ChrisKels:


Leon, Etebo and Ebuehi didnt make moves because of their world cup showings. Instead they moved because of their exploits in their respective club sides the past season. Only idowu and Musa got deals though, to some tier2 and an Arabian gulf league after displaying their wares at the mundial. There hasn't been any reasonable move prompted by an appearance in the world by any Eagle so far, eg Moussa Wague's move to Barca which is world cup induced.