Nigerian players moved the most within Africa in 2011, a report released by the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) said on Thursday.

The report, titled “Global Market Transfer in 2011”, also showed that 13 percent of all transfers globally involved Brazilians, with Argentina, Uruguay and Colombia also featured in the top 10.

French players were the most transferred in Europe.

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another form of slave trade, cheap labour from nigeria

md4real:

another form of slave trade, cheap labour from nigeria

haba bros; are they paid less than their colleagues in same teams for same effort?
And would they have been better off playing in Nigerian leagues?

Wow! Most of them moved to unknown club side

md4real:

another form of slave trade, cheap labour from nigeria

Hmmm, not sure. Looking at their pay packs even to the west coast and you'd realise the poorly and erratically remunerated hommie is in fact the slave here. Imagine not a single dime went to league and cup winners last season. Can it get worse than that.

md4real:

another form of slave trade, cheap labour from nigeria

i dont think u understand what u're saying. These guys are paid outrageous cash. They are far from slaves. @op not really suprised considering the wealth of talent in the country. We are 1st without even trying . With a little effort we'll rival both brazil and argentina

Good and Bad,
Good - the talents of our boys is being recognized and appreciated.
Bad - no wonder the bad state of the game in Nigeria.

Being transferred to third class and fourth class leagues and clubs. Is that what you call transfer? How does that affect the performance of the national team as a whole? Some of them will come out tomorrow that they are foreign based abi? Transfer indeed.

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Are you into transfer of players too?

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many of them are in suddan also.

Most of them move to an unknown club side

md4real:

another form of slave trade, cheap labour from nigeria

Can you prove it,dont you see them in action.

Ah an, why you come open Madam Ghaddafi yansh for nairaland nau? Help her out by giving her your account details jor

Dats why they dont know how to play the game no more.

Both the players wey dey run up and down and madam ghadafi na suffer cause am o.

looking for big pay now, football no be money?

md4real:

another form of slave trade, cheap labour from nigeria

Do something about your Ignorance.

shfizle:

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LOL.

if 10% of nigerians play football, wat do you expect. you need to also consider our population not just figures.
senseless Nigerian youths jumping into conclusion already.

if 10% of citizens in all countries play football, i think we we will still be one of the most transferred in Africa so its not big deal. its a matter of percentage not just figures