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TheLoneCitizen:locally produced Nigerian players get satisfied with little success. Once they achieve a little something, they easily become complacent and start loosing form. The young man might think he has arrived when he has not even started. This is why i like Victor Osimhen. In his first match in France, he immediately scored 2 goals to announce himself. There is an enemy called average and Nigerian players need to transcend mediocrity. I also like Moses Simon as he had a stellar season at Nantes. Moses Simon has also transcended mediocrity If he keeps on like this, even galatasaray will reject him and he will find himself in Sweden or any nonsense league. Anyway, there is still time for improvement but he only has between now and January or at most the whole of this season and that will be the end |
Remembering Victor Osimhen's debut in the French league when he scored 2 goals in the first match |
Edopesin:How was his performance. Did he play well. Did you watch the match |
Edopesin:Dont worry onyekuru is our new prince of monaco. He will prove himself this season. |
Henry Onyekuru in Match day squad for Monaco's first game today As Monaco is playing today at 12pm. Henry Onyekuru is in the squad https://www.asmonaco.com/en/niko-kovacs-first-squad-in-ligue-1/ The Croatian manager of AS Monaco, Niko Kovac, has just revealed his first squad of the season for an official match. 20 players have been selected to participate in the first matchday of Ligue 1 Uber Eats against Stade de Reims, this Sunday 23 August at 1 p.m. at the Stade Louis-II. Goalkeepers: Benjamin Lecomte, Radoslaw Majecki Defenders: Ruben Aguilar, Benoît Badiashile, Fodé Ballo-Touré, Giulian Biancone, Axel Disasi, Chrislain Matsima, Strahinja Pavlovic Midfielders: Jean-Eudes Aholou, Sofiane Diop, Youssouf Fofana, Aleksandr Golovin, Gelson Martins, Eliot Matazo, Enzo Millot, Henry Onyekuru, Aurélien Tchouameni Forwards: Wissam Ben Yedder, Willem Geubbels |
Reference:Yeah, Africans don't have a consistent strategy for success. In all these European and South American countries they already have their next ronaldo or messi that they are training right now. I mean, they have a 15 to 20 year plan to produce a generation of talented footballers. Our own success on the other hand is accidental. However, we are changing with our honest efforts into youth development in recent times. We now have football academies and innovations like nff/zenith bank (which produced our last u-17). In fact, if we do not do age cheating with our u-17 teams, 40% of our problem is solved and with the introduction of VAR age cheating machine, this has reduced it. This here and now mentality is the reason why our success is limited in many endeavours |
IDENNAA:What exactly is Nwakali's style of play. Is he a play maker or dribbler like Okocha, Zidane or Eberechi Eze Is he an attacking midfielder like Lampard Is he a deep lying play maker like Pirlo Is he a box to box midfielder. I mean people who have analyzed him should say what exactly his style of play is |
ojaysam25:Thats it. Next year he will be on free transfer. Besides depending on messi is a problem on its own. They should use la masia players and forget about their obsetion with mesdi |
Subzero047:He needs to work on no 4 Despite that we can put him on the bench or use him in our junior teams. This is why i regret we missed the Olympics but anyway he can still come from the bench and play for 10 to 15 minutes in a friendly or even a competitive match against a weak country |
About HENRY ONYEKURU This is his chance. If he does well in Monaco then he is on his way to being a world class player. If he can have a good deason then the sky is the limit. I seriously hope he does well as he has been higly rated since he was 19 and he finally has his chance in a top 5 league. Now is his chance. The new coach likes him and will give him a chance and i beleive he will excell |
jihday:At boardex he is sometimes played as a wing back and this limits his offensive stats. Besides he has entered team of the week before in France. I think some people on this forum dont like him. Check out his brilliant goal against benin |
Olulong:He is the most skillfull winger we have and he can take free kicks. His performances for the national team are good so rohr cannot do away with him anyhow. Remember his goal last year in an afcon qualifier and his assist against Ukraine. |
jihday:Kalu is skillfull has accurate crosses can mark can create chances and is technically sound. He can play wing back play as a winger a support striker and maybe an attacking midfielder. He is not too cknsistent as lonecitizen said. I have watched him in some matches and seen how good he can be. Rohr likes him for the qualities i just stated. He is a low budget bukayo saka even though he is not as good as him He is a good player in his own right |
TheLoneCitizen:One of his best performances was against south africa away when we drew 1 1. It was an afcon qualifier and kalu was a beast in that match. He played as a wing back abd he caused the only goal we scored |
TheLoneCitizen:Kalu subbed in with 15 minutes to go. Kalu is too much of a quality player to be consigndd to the bench. Anyway he may go to turkey as Galatasatay are serioudly interested in him |
humility33:In fact i checked and he was playing in the nigerian league at 14 and this is highly suspicious |
tbaba1234:What makes yoy think so. Looking at his antecedents i suspected as much |
Danielnino00:The guy should get out of saudi arabia. He can try spain or belgium. That league is too low for him |
Danielnino00:Which musa is that ahmed musa |
forgiveness:In my opinion, i prefer Victor Osimhen. Osimhen is more mobile and agile and his off the ball work is better. He is also more involved in build up. Ighalo cannot function without a midfield while Osimhen can still function without a midfield Osimhen's pressing is also better (Check out his goal against Valencia. It was not even a pass from his player but a wrong pass from the opposing team). Most coaches will prefer Osimhen because of his hard working all action style. Ighalo is still a good player though |
forgiveness:Musa was our besy player in 2018 world cup. He was the only thing we had in attack against Argentina |
TheLoneCitizen:In my opinion i think onyekuru is like salah or mane of liverpool. A wing forward. In modern foitball the difference between winger and striker is not much. Thats how liverpool play |
IDENNAA:He may be a wing forward like thiery henry able to play as winger or striker |
TheSuperNerd:I mean give me the link to it |
TheSuperNerd:Ah i have allways beleived in this boy. Big teams were chasing him. I know he is destined for greatness. But please tell me your source |
Olulong:If he plays, it will be a record. Porto loves benching Nigerian players a lot. He will be one of the few Nigerians that breaks into their first team. By the way there is a Nigerian called ebuka alphonsus in their youth team. He is a midfielder and i hope he also breaks into their first team next season |
TheLoneCitizen:How about his quarrel with his club. Has it been resolved or he is still on strike? |
According to Punch newspappers Afeez Aremu is going to St Pauli a second division team in Germany. Good progress i say. Lad is only 20 |
Danielnino00:The only kanu nwankwo. He was so tactically and technically gifted. That makes him unique for an African |
mrflex999:Yeah you are right. I think Samuel Chukwueze will be good in Barcelona. Check out this article on opera that says something similar https://www.operanewsapp.com/ng/en/share/detail?news_id=22af45b46358814124db02525075e9b7&news_entry_id=s6d080ed200817en_ng&open_type=tanscoded&request_id=60b6dcafa5bb1a527f5cf61a7738daa86d187c3f&from=publisher |
Edopesin:The coach should have used ighalo earlier in the match. An extra body in attack will help. He made a mistake |
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