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charlesemeka85:
Henry Onyekuru will earn a lot more than the $100,000-a-month (about 36 million Naira) salary announced by Turkish club Galatasaray after a close source to the forward told SCORENigeria he is on £37,000-a-week.

The source told ScoreNigeria Onyekuru will thus be paid £148,000-a-month, which at a conservative 74 million Naira-a-month will be twice what has been reported.



“Henry is going to earn more than what was reported in the media,” the source told SCORENigeria

“The media said he is to be paid $100,000-a-month, but that is far below what he will earn at Galatasaray.

“He will be paid £37,000 a-week which is £148,000 a-month. This wage is without league and Champions League bonuses.”

He is on a season-long loan from Premier League club Everton.

charlesemeka85:
and in just the space of 4-5 years they are no where to be found

goldfish80:
That's his level to be honest.

goldfish80:
They served and won laurels for their country. What's my business with where they are? If the authorities who managed Nigerian football were doing the business well, they would all have been in Nigeria adding value to the game back home like the Brazilians and Argentines.

Joebie:
Musa Yahaya to Nantes? I would so much love that.

tbaba1234:
Looks like Chelsea wants to offload Tammy Abraham with Bristol City as a likely destination.

goldfish80:
Funny enough they were members of a team which equalled your best world cup run and Afcon victory. Something your shinny overrated team have failed to match so far.

elyte89:
Sir Chriskels,na because of u o


I no fit dey misbehave as my oga don talk ,I don comport

solonnachi:
Chris Giwa should please leave our football alone to thrive. This shit you are about to put us into will wreck our development. For God sake can't you wait till September when NFF elections begin? Kai. The man self!!!

goldfish80:
I would prefer to list the number of ex players from our league who won the Afcon in 2013 and made the world cup 2nd round in Brazil, thereby equalling the best performance and achievement of the famous USA 94 team who about 99% of them cut their cut their teeth in the local league. By the way, Nigerias best player at this world cup, Ahmed MUSA was a product of the Nigerian local league.

elyte89:
Brother, we re just starting

elyte89:
Olu omo MBAPPE,at age 19

broke a 60year old record to score consecutively in worldcup games






















Not one dt will HIT D BAR IN premiership, we no go hear word for thread

forgiveness:
Wannabes or Wannabe?

Who told you all those British boys will reject a call?

Why are you not calling all the German boys Wannabes because most of them have rejected since who knows when?

andrew444:
Hmmm

But the guy did not join Villarreal bro,check nah he just joined Córdoba last month June

So when did he now join Villarreal?

andrew444:
I think I will agree with you,thou I have argued this with you before

But the guy didn't join Villarreal o,he joined Córdoba B

Please check it and confirm,Córdoba played in the 3rd division in Spain

But our league is poor apart from this

wayodude:
Sol Campbell??

goldfish80:
You just made me do a quick search on the arguments here regarding Mbappe. How time flies Reading through how some people were close to abusing me because of how I promoted Mbappe here makes me wonder if this guy had flopped, I may have been chased out of this thread.
But let me not embarrass anyone, I will seive some of the choice comments. LOL
Hindsight dey sweet sha
ChrisKels, in your mind you really think I don't see Mbappe starring for France?

forgiveness:
Who knows if Modric gene dey em body?

Rohr should get him already. He should not look at his age. Afterall, Mbappe don open our eyes.

goldfish80:
You just want to argue because I know you know what tongue in cheek means, except I'm mistaking.

Mickael2:
who no remember? How we said Mbappe is easily the best teenage player on the planet and some dudes said Nacho is almost at the same level with him, some even said Nacho was/is better. I remember totally, so what Chriskels is saying is funny sha

AIG07:
Never knew the man has Ghanaian heritage.

E be like se for football we are still learner even on the continent. We are behind our fellow west African neighbors like Ghana, and Senegal not to talk of the North Africans. Na only mouth we get.

Empty barrel always making the loudest noise.

Even our local players struggle to get deals in Europe they are always invited for trials. The only outlier amist our coaches who has the prospect of going far fought with his employers and he was shown the exit.

WWe have a long way to go. I still don't know why we keep calling ourselves Giant Of Africa football or is it Pride of Africa. When we have not yet done anything very tangible in the round leather game.

3 AFCON titles compare to Egypt's 7, Cameroon's 5,; World Cup round of 16 compare to Senegal’s, Ghana's quarter final bout. The same Olympics we always talk about has been won by Cameroon. Ghana has done better in the age grade competitions winning both the U-17s and u-20s and they haven't done badly at the Senior level.

So much mouth without action. Same attitude our players carry to every tournament they go. They make the most noise and at the end of the day have nothing to show for it.


We need to be humble, look deep and stop all this gragra we are doing.

AIG07:
that has always been their bane.

Sometimes I do wish we have Foreign Born Coaches as we have in players who did not grow up in the Nigeria society or perhaps have spent the most part of their lifes outside the shore of this country.

AIG07:
I think it's time NFF start beaming their search lights... We need a sound INDIGENOUS coach not necessarily local(i.e handling a local team) coach as back up for Rohr.

The coach should be drafted in as assistant coach or coach (since Rohr is the technical advisor) as the case may be. This will help ease out transition when ROHR'S current contract expires.

We need someone who will feel the pain when we loose, someone who understands our football culture and most importantly someone who will deliver results by using the right tools at his disposal.

I won't mind where the person comes from as long as he is a Nigerian and tickes those boxes he haas my support!

Foreign coaches are good but some times they are not what Africans need to move forward. All World Cup winners were coached by their very own.

We just need the right person at the helms. A coach who will not allow bribery, nepotism and tribalism to becloud his judgments while carrying out his assignments.