A Nigerian professional footballer has found himself in trouble for double dealing.

The Albanian football authorities have slapped a four-month ban on Nigerian youngster Peter Olayinka for allegedly signing for two clubs.

Olayinka, who was wanted at some point by FC Porto, was said to have signed for both Kukesi and Skenderbeu Korce.

The lanky striker was playing for Skenderbeu before the ban was reported to the Albania football federation by Kukesi last year.

The ban is to run from January to April. Before the ban, Olayinka has scored six goals in the league and three goals in the cup. He joined Skenderbeu in August 2014.

Meanwhile, Victor Obinna will be staying put at Lokomotiv Moscow until the end of this season when he runs out of contract.

According to TASS , the Nigeria international has no concrete interest from other clubs, with the transfer window in the country expected to close for business in 8 days time.

“The demand for Zapatero and Obinna at the moment, I think that these players will not be able to leave during the current transfer window, “ a source told the Russian news outlet.

Victor Obinna has not played a single game for the Railwaymen since the start of this season, because he has not been registered for the Premier League.

The 27 – year – old has been linked with teams in Italy, Turkey, Spain and the United States in the last few months.

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Fifa will unban him

Naija and fraud

why.....

He too like money see his head

Nigerians and greed.

Nigerians sef, with their misconduct everywhere

irunoboo:
RIP

Huh?

Ok

Lol,oti gbe Ishe ile de ita

Almost

we cant just conclude dat he did dat 'cos nothing has come out from d horse's mouth yet. #defendnigeriansnomatterwhat

E won use one stone kill 2 birds.....Money matter most

Greed...stewpid pikin, he went there to disgrace his country.

Look @ his face nd neck....poverty don befriend am before...he wants to become Bill gate all of a sudden.

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why nah?

AWOOF dey run bele

Typical Nigerian

Sharp guy

HE SIGNED FOR THE FIRST CLUB UNDER DURESS

lalasticlala:
A Nigerian professional footballer has found himself in trouble for double dealing.

The Albanian football authorities have slapped a four-month ban on Nigerian youngster Peter Olayinka for allegedly signing for two clubs.

Olayinka, who was wanted at some point by FC Porto, was said to have signed for both Kukesi and Skenderbeu Korce.

The lanky striker was playing for Skenderbeu before the ban was reported to the Albania football federation by Kukesi last year.

The ban is to run from January to April. Before the ban, Olayinka has scored six goals in the league and three goals in the cup. He joined Skenderbeu in August 2014.

Meanwhile, Victor Obinna will be staying put at Lokomotiv Moscow until the end of this season when he runs out of contract.

According to TASS , the Nigeria international has no concrete interest from other clubs, with the transfer window in the country expected to close for business in 8 days time.

“The demand for Zapatero and Obinna at the moment, I think that these players will not be able to leave during the current transfer window, “ a source told the Russian news outlet.

Victor Obinna has not played a single game for the Railwaymen since the start of this season, because he has not been registered for the Premier League.

The 27 – year – old has been linked with teams in Italy, Turkey, Spain and the United States in the last few months.

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Thisis pdp's fault

That's what happens when you are desperate.
He think he's in Nigeria where he can get away with it.
Be careful b4 you lose all

For we have the need of patient after we have done the will of God, that we may obtain the promise.

Hit like if you believe

onye ara

But y?! How z dat even possible

a campaign against the name "yinka" has been staged by armenian football federation.but,........God pass them!

it might be a set up tho