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K.IHINAECHO IS DROPPED GBAM!!!! I LOVE IT√♥ |
Y rohr no wan dey invite Mikel agu |
Impact acquires Nigerian striker Orji Okonkwo on loan from Bologna The Montreal Impact have acquired Nigerian forward Orji Okwonkwo on loan from Italian club Bologna FC for the 2019 season, the MLS side announced Tuesday. Okwonkwo, 21, scored three goals in 27 Serie A appearances (four starts) with Bologna since joining the team in 2016. "I'm satisfied in welcoming another striker to the team," Impact head coach Remi Garde said in a statement. "Orji Okwonkwo is a young player scouted by Bologna three years ago who will help reinforce the team offensively. He's a strong and quick forward who has an interesting margin of progression. I would like to welcome him to the team." In 2015, Okwonkwo played for the Nigerian team that won the U17 World Cup. He appeared in five matches and scored one goal. The Impact open the 2019 MLS regular season on March 2 on the road against the San Jose Earthquakes. |
Danielnino00:yes but the majority are still eligible for the U 20* I think will need that goalkeeper Call BAzunu from man city |
Descent Available For Selection Published: February 03, 2019 English topflight teams have submitted their updated squad lists to the Premier League following the close of the January transfer window. The squads are made up of homegrown players, non-homegrown players and players under the age of 21. Manchester United's Matthew Olosunde, who recently recovered from injury, is included on the list as an U21 player and is available for selection for the remainder of the season. Flying Eagles invitee Jayden Bennetts and Emmanuel Adebiyi are listed by Watford squad as U21 players. Jonathan Afolabi, David Agbontohoma, Roland Idowu, Oludare Olufunwa and Nathan Tella are among the U21 players in the Southampton squad. The Bournemouth U21 roster contains Dominic Solanke and Nigeria U20 international Nnamdi Ofoborh, while recuperating defender Ayo Tanimowo has been listed by Brighton & Hove. Burnley's Tunde Bayode and Chima Udoka were not named in the 25-man squad but qualify as U21 players. Crystal Palace U21 squad includes : Josh Ajayi, Joseph Hungbo and Ehizojie Onoabhagbe. Korede Adedoyin, Ademola Lookman and Dennis Adeniran are among the Everton U21 players available for selection. The following players also qualify to play in the Premier League as U21 players, bringing the total number of Nigeria-eligible players to fifty six. Arsenal (9) : Ryan Alebiousu, Xavier Amaechi, Folarin Balogun, Tolaji Bola, Arthur Okonkwo, James Olayinka, Joseph Olowu, Tobi Omole, Bukayo Saka Chelsea (4) : Jordan Aina, Faustino Adebola Rasheed Anjorin, Ike Ugbo, Tariq Uwakwe. Fulham (2) : Timmy Abraham, Tayo Edun Huddersfield Town (2) : Andrew Ijiwole, Mustapha Olagunju Leicester City (3): Edward Elewa-Ikpakwu, Layton Ndukwu, Calvin Ughelumba Liverpool (1) : Bobby Adekanye Manchester City (6) : Gavin Bazunu, Tom Dele-Bashiru, Fisayo Dele-Bashiru, Felix Nmecha, Nathanael Ogbeta, Oluwatimilehin Sobowale Tottenham Hotspur (4) : Luke Amos, Timothy Eyoma, Jubril Okedina, Joshua Oluwayemi West Ham United (4) : Tunji Akinola, Ajibola Alese, Daniel Jinadu, Joshua Okocha Wolves (2) : Michael Agboola, Owen Otasosowie I think Igbougun(u-20 coach) should at less pick 10players from this list to world cup and give those U-35 a break from the list |
here is it |
Asisat Oshoala signs for Barcelona! As in the real Barca of Messi. Good news. Barca play UEFA champions league steady and were in quarter final stage last 2 seasons. She's probably on loan till June ending this year. Good for our world cup preparation. |
Solomon Vin otabor want on loan by SERIA A side PALEMO FC |
This INSURANCE OF MY STATE dey para ooo they Don draw 3matches(2away-1home) they need to win there home game ooo congratulations To MY darling sunshine star for their away win |
Danielnino00:thank you for the updating I think we need someone that will be updating us for this threads caus nah our league be this |
tbaba1234:source abeg |
DrLikita12:I think the performance of ENYINBA have restored our slot in CAF |
DrLikita12:OK thank U |
guys the NPFL is on
the 24team have been group in to 2(A&B)
but I need someone to explained this To me:- 1)If the league is finally over which team will be the Nigeria league champion 2)which team will represent us At CAF champion league *CAUS the winner of the AITIO cup(FA)will represent us @ confederation cup explanation NEEDED |
Joebie:LOL |
Crystal Palace want to sign Nigeria wing-back
Victor Moses, 28, on loan from Chelsea and are
also keen on former Stamford Bridge midfielder Jon
Obi Mikel, 31. The Nigeria midfielder is a free
agent after leaving China's Tianjin Teda. (Teamtalk) |
abeg when is ENUGU RANGERS playing Bantu fc |
Vincent Enyeama: Nigeria keeper wants to
play again
By Oluwashina Okeleji
Football Writer, Nigeria
11 Jan
Former Nigeria keeper and captain Vincent
Enyeama is determined to carry on playing
Former Nigeria captain Vincent Enyeama is keen
on a return to football almost two years after
making his last competitive appearance for French
club Lille.
The 36-year old last played for Lille in April 2017
and he was released by the 2011 French
champions in August 2018.
"I have put the past behind me as I continue to train
and hoping to make a positive return," Enyeama
told BBC Sport, denying reports he was about to
quit the game.
"I've received some offers in Israel and Turkey. But
at this stage in life I want to make family a priority
when I need to make a move, because they are very
settled here in France.
"The way I play football is with a smile and I would
love to do that knowing my family is happy and
settled."
The former Enyimba goalkeeper joined Lille from
Isreali side Hapoel Tel Aviv in June 2011 and made
164 appearances, but he and 10 other player s were
told to look for a new club by former boss Marcelo
Bielsa at the start of the 2017/18 season.
"The way things ended at Lille was disappointing, it
was sad to leave the club alongside others who
gave everything; without the chance to say a proper
goodbye to the fans," he added.
"You are recovering (from an injury) after giving so
much to the club and suddenly everything ended
like that, respectful football decisions are made -
with a new manager and project on the table.
"I quite understand and respect that, yet it was not
the kind of end you would want for a beautiful story
but this is football.
"I always share positive energy every time I get a
chance to see some of our fans, it is a good bond
that will always live with me."
Enyeama, who played 101 times for the Super
Eagles, helped the club to the 2016 French League
cup final where they were edged by giants Paris St-
Germain 2-1.
With 17 clean sheets from 35 league games in the
2013/14 season, he emerged as the first
goalkeeper to be named French Ligue 1 African
Player of the Season.
Enyeama made his international debut against Kenya
in May 2002 in Lagos and during his international
career he helped Nigeria win the 2013 Africa Cup of
Nations in South Africa, where he emerged as the
tournament's best goalkeeper.
He played in five Nations Cup tournaments - in
2004, 2006, 2008, 2010 and 2013 - and was part
of the Nigeria squad at the 2002, 2010 and 2014
World Cup tournaments.
The former Maccabi Tel Aviv stopper, who won two
African Champions League titles with Enyimba,
retired from international football in October 2015.
Enyeama's honours:
Club success:
3 Nigerian league titles
2 Caf Champions League titles
1 Caf Super Cup
2 Israeli League titles
2 Israeli FA Cup
International success:
1 Nations Cup
3 Nations Cup third-place medals
Personal honours:
2004 Caf Champions League player of the year
2009 Israeli Footballer of the year
2013 French Ligue 1 player of the month for
October and November
2014 French Ligue 1 African Player of the Season
3 Nigerian player of the year honours
Find out more |
4 mins
GOAL - Villarreal 1-0 Real Madrid
Santi Cazorla
A goal that oozed class.
Nigerian Samuel Chukwueze, who has been
wrecking havoc down the left wing for
Villarreal, jags in off his flank and slips a ball
out onto the right peg of Santi Cazorla.
The former Arsenal man sweeps a lovely
first-time finish into the corner and past a
stretching Thibaut Courtoi |
4 mins
GOAL - Villarreal 1-0 Real Madrid
Santi Cazorla
A goal that oozed class.
Nigerian Samuel Chukwueze, who has been
wrecking havoc down the left wing for
Villarreal, jags in off his flank and slips a ball
out onto the right peg of Santi Cazorla.
The former Arsenal man sweeps a lovely
first-time finish into the corner and past a
stretching Thibaut Courtoi |
football actions will resume from day one of 2019 but who were the African stars who did us proud in the just ended year in European leagues and for their national teams. All Nigeria Soccer's Izuchukwu Okosi presents the African Team of the Year. GOAL : Andre Onana There were few African goalkeepers who caught the attention in 2018 like Mounir El Kajoui of Numancia and Morocco but Onana edges it here due to his great form for Ajax who are second in the Dutch Eredevisie behind PSV. Kajoui and his national team were eliminated in the group stages of the World Cup and his Spanish club aren't just in the same class yet as Ajax. In the calendar year 2018, Onana was in goal in 39 games for club and country and conceded 23 times in that period for Cameroon and Ajax. DEFENCE : Benatia, Koulibaly, Wague We go to the defence where African players stood out in their positions. We have opted for a three man defence that consists of the trio of Medhi Benatia (Morocco), Kalilou Koulibaly (Senegal) and Moussa Wague (Senegal). Benatia is the captain of the Moroccan national side and led them to the 2018 World Cup where they crashed out of the group stages like other African representatives. But the Atlas Lions who lost Iran, Portugal and drew with Spain did the continent proud with their brand of attacking football, Benatia's experience and leadership was influential in the team's efforts in Russia. Koulibaly who recently had racial issues at Napoli is a solid rock for club and country. Wague became the youngest African goal scorer at the World Cup and his performance forced Barcelona to pay Belgian side KAS Eupen €3million for his services. MIDFIELD : Ziyech, Ndidi, Mane, Partey, Musa There are five players in our midfield, consisting of two wingbacks, two holding midfielders and an attacking midfielder. Morocco's Hakim Ziyech, one of his country's best players at Russia 2018 and great asset to Eredivisie giants Ajax occupies the right side where he cuts infield with his left foot to devastating effect beating off 'competition' from Nigeria's Alex Iwobi while another Super Eagle Ahmed Musa who scored the national team's two goals in a 2-0 win over Iceland takes up the position at the opposing end. Musa's second goal in that World Cup Group D game was a contender for goal of the tournament. Nigeria's Wilfred Ndidi (Leicester) and Ghana's Thomas Partey (Atletico Madrid) man the holding midfield roles while Senegal and Liverpool's Sadio Mane gets the attacking midfield role. ATTACK : Salah, Aubameyang The duo of Mohamed Salah and Pierre Emerick Aubameyang who have been nominated for the African Footballer of the Year award with Sadio Mane to be announced on January 8 occupies our forward lines. Salah is tied with Harry Kane in the English Premier League scorers' chart with 13 goals and Aubameyang is on top of that section with 14 goals after New Year day's 4-1 thumping of Fulham. Izuchukwu Okosi |
football actions will resume from day one of 2019 but who were the African stars who did us proud in the just ended year in European leagues and for their national teams. All Nigeria Soccer's Izuchukwu Okosi presents the African Team of the Year. GOAL : Andre Onana There were few African goalkeepers who caught the attention in 2018 like Mounir El Kajoui of Numancia and Morocco but Onana edges it here due to his great form for Ajax who are second in the Dutch Eredevisie behind PSV. Kajoui and his national team were eliminated in the group stages of the World Cup and his Spanish club aren't just in the same class yet as Ajax. In the calendar year 2018, Onana was in goal in 39 games for club and country and conceded 23 times in that period for Cameroon and Ajax. DEFENCE : Benatia, Koulibaly, Wague We go to the defence where African players stood out in their positions. We have opted for a three man defence that consists of the trio of Medhi Benatia (Morocco), Kalilou Koulibaly (Senegal) and Moussa Wague (Senegal). Benatia is the captain of the Moroccan national side and led them to the 2018 World Cup where they crashed out of the group stages like other African representatives. But the Atlas Lions who lost Iran, Portugal and drew with Spain did the continent proud with their brand of attacking football, Benatia's experience and leadership was influential in the team's efforts in Russia. Koulibaly who recently had racial issues at Napoli is a solid rock for club and country. Wague became the youngest African goal scorer at the World Cup and his performance forced Barcelona to pay Belgian side KAS Eupen €3million for his services. MIDFIELD : Ziyech, Ndidi, Mane, Partey, Musa There are five players in our midfield, consisting of two wingbacks, two holding midfielders and an attacking midfielder. Morocco's Hakim Ziyech, one of his country's best players at Russia 2018 and great asset to Eredivisie giants Ajax occupies the right side where he cuts infield with his left foot to devastating effect beating off 'competition' from Nigeria's Alex Iwobi while another Super Eagle Ahmed Musa who scored the national team's two goals in a 2-0 win over Iceland takes up the position at the opposing end. Musa's second goal in that World Cup Group D game was a contender for goal of the tournament. Nigeria's Wilfred Ndidi (Leicester) and Ghana's Thomas Partey (Atletico Madrid) man the holding midfield roles while Senegal and Liverpool's Sadio Mane gets the attacking midfield role. ATTACK : Salah, Aubameyang The duo of Mohamed Salah and Pierre Emerick Aubameyang who have been nominated for the African Footballer of the Year award with Sadio Mane to be announced on January 8 occupies our forward lines. Salah is tied with Harry Kane in the English Premier League scorers' chart with 13 goals and Aubameyang is on top of that section with 14 goals after New Year day's 4-1 thumping of Fulham.h Izuchukwu Okosi |
isan:Bros Nah AHMED MUSA not mahrez. check CAC website for confirmation |
when will the voting end self |
Icon4s:thank U bro |
Icon4s:I don't know how to delete for here OOOO,kindly teach me bro,I will be grateful |
(1)MUSA
(2)LOKOSA-JUNIOR
(3)SAMUEL KALU
(4)EZENWA
(5)BALOGUN LEON
(6)ALEXANDER IWOBI
(7)AHMED MUSA
( IGHALO
(9)UZOHO
(10)ONOME-EBI
(11)AHMED MUSA 2nd goal against Iceland |
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Joebie:what! with SPAIN no way,there's no way we are going to make it out of that group abeg I think that our group is OK Bros |
groundnutoil:stop your rant bro,ENUGU RANGER won away in Ethiopia that's what we want away win |
Odunayaw:I have one question for you bro WHY THOSE NORTH AFRICA CLUB WILL PLAY AWAY IN NIGERIA AND BEAT US,at lest DEY GO GET DRAW! in the RETURNED LEG At there country dey Will hammer our club like no be football then dey play again l.e 4-0,5-1,6-0,7-2,etc |
Odunayaw:THE DRAW HAS BEEN MADE Lobi Star vs catton sport of Cameroon if they win CS of Cameroon THEY WILL PLAY GOR MIHIA of Kenya |
IGHALO
(9)UZOHO
(10)ONOME-EBI
(11)AHMED MUSA 2nd goal against Iceland