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Hasan Tüncel: “Fulham, Chibuike Nwaiwu için Trabzonspor’a 15 milyon Euro önermişti. Son gelen bilgilere göre 20 milyon Euro’nun da üzerine çıktıkları bilgisi bizde mevcut ama Trabzonspor bu teklifi reddetti. Trabzonspor’un talep 30 - 35 milyon Euro civarında.”…

— PusulaSports (@PusulaSports) June 25, 2026

TheSuperNerd:
Gibson Yah headed to the English Championship with Bristol City from relegated FC Volendam.

TheSuperNerd:
Gibson Yah headed to the English Championship with Bristol City from relegated FC Volendam.

TheSuperNerd:
Gibson Yah headed to the English Championship with Bristol City from relegated FC Volendam.

Alex Iwobi joined William Troost-Ekong in the SuperSport studio last night as a special guest for FIFA World Cup coverage. 😅 pic.twitter.com/6U6WCA5iLh

— Soar Africa! (@SoarAfrica) June 25, 2026

comodo:
Mexico vs Portugal final

ChrisKels:
Just like Tinubu, dude always make it difficult for his fankids to defend him without sounding more stewpeed with every sentence made.

TheSuperNerd:
Real Betis✅️
Hull City ❌️ (We dont want another Tolu-Wolves story)
Everton✅️
Serie A club? Depends⏳️

The betis links has been there for a while but these new links... hmmm... seems like Uche may not be staying at Getafe? We will see.

EElopa:
I must admit that I really underestimated this Ghana team. Football is really a strange sport. Ghana, a couple of months ago, looked like they were going to be the weeping boys in this World Cup. Just like Nigeria in the 2023 Afcon, where expectations were very low, which kind of took all the pressure off them and allowed them to play with house money that took them all the way to the finals, I believe this Ghanaian team can actually shock a lot of people because the expectation for this team in Ghana before the world were low; in fact, some of my Ghanaian friends before the World Cup were simply praying for Ghana not to be embarrassed, and now they are actually beginning to believe in this team.

Carlos Queiroz has done a tremendous job really organizing this team and making them difficult to beat. I'm not saying Ghana will get to the semi finals or finals, but this Ghana team, with a little bit of luck, can actually go further in this competition than a lot of the more fancied African sides like Morocco and Ivory Coast. Make no mistake about it; they completely nullified that England team yesterday. They are not as talented as Ivory Coast, Senegal, Algeria, or Morocco, but they are actually the most organized and drilled African team I have seen so far.

Unlike other African teams that are vulnerable on set pieces and cornerkicks, the Ghanaian team completely dominated and nullified England set pieces and cornerkicks yesterday. This aspect of the game are actually England's greatest strength, and for Ghana to have dominated them in that aspect of the game yesterday tells a lot about the grit in that team.

Yes, they are offensively limited, which might come back to bite them, but their defense will always keep them in the game, and with a player like Antoine Semenyo, who can pull off individual brilliance on any given day, this team can actually shock the world and make a deep run into the quarterfinals.

TheSuperNerd:
I'm telling you. He should not complicate it further and just go represent Togo. Finito.

I went further and did some quick digging on the name and even found pics of his ties to Togolese football under that name (check original post). Abeg, Orban abi na Logossou... Go play for Togo. No hard feelings.

TheSuperNerd:
Now I see fully why Gift Orban cant play for Nigeria...

I got this from a Grok Reply to a question on Orban's eligibility issues. For Grok to know this, then it means it is no secret anymore...


The situation below:

**Gift Orban can't play for Nigeria right now** because of an unresolved eligibility dispute with Togo.
Born in Benue State, Nigeria, with a Togolese mother, he grew up in both countries and wants to represent the Super Eagles. Togo FA claims he's eligible for them (citing Togolese nationality ties and allegations he played for their setup/youth teams under a different name, like Dieudonné Logossou, possibly in CHAN-related contexts).

NFF received formal protests and has avoided calling him up to prevent "possible" FIFA sanctions or complications. He denies senior caps for Togo but the matter stays stuck — exactly why the previous comment said it "won't work" and Togo is ready to pounce.

He's Nigerian by birth and passport, but the dual-heritage + prior claims block him until sorted.

See what Nigeria goalkeeper Maduka Okoye is causing 😭💔✨ pic.twitter.com/BzuQDRIYi8

— Oyindamola🙄 (@dammiedammie35) June 24, 2026

Odunayaw:
I just de watch am too 😂
18mins like 6 attempts. If aboniki no finish for keeper body from all that jumping en

minfelix:
Mumu Normal senior secondary school children go stop England with that style of football…shut up and go and sleep abeg

minfelix:
Make sure you enter round 16 ooo🤣🤣

minfelix:
oga go sit down, nobody ask them to play tiki taka…abeg dey use brain talk biko🤣🤣

minfelix:
baba you cannot shame person wey don accept him fate…Yes we gree we no qualify….but what i just watch now it total crap against England…
Morocco got to the semifinals via formidable defense and massive counter attacks….and sometimes showing huge glimpse of attacking bite…
The pain of not qualifying don expire for our own body…this nonsense una play na total nonsense.
Ewu Ghana

Sugarboyy:
Onyedika still they Belgium after 90 years 🤣🤣🤣

Sugarboyy:
Aside Messi, which other footballer in that 2005 U20 WC is still playing? Messi is just exceptional and nothing bad with Mikel still not playing, 21 years after

solonnachi:
And he and Mikel started in the U20s in 2005.