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Karlovych:
English Championship, a Spor in Turkey or Saudi Arabia. Too bad he didn't take his career seriously

Not sure Saudi can still happen tbh. Turkey most likely and highly unlikely the Championship, he had a disappointing time at Boro. But hey, miracles still happen.

Iheanacho to Celtic in the coming days.

BankyGee:
Sevilla has terminated Kelechi Iheanacho's contract.

Omo na wa …. a player once better Dan mbappe on this thread 😎

TheLoneCitizen:
🖼️

I no sabi this one o... Na England flag dey him profile.

Now that everything has calmed down, I want to know when is our first match.

[quote author=TheLoneCitizen post=136660414][/quote]lets focus on the food that is in our front fess before taking extra

ChrisKels:
Now that everything has calmed down, I want to know when is our first match.

On Saturday by 5pm

AndSunGorilla:
Not sure Saudi can still happen tbh. Turkey most likely and highly unlikely the Championship, he had a disappointing time at Boro. But hey, miracles still happen.

Celtic are interested

I've they removed the three point?

elyte89:
Omo na wa …. a player once better Dan mbappe on this thread 😎

who and who said it? I need to call the DSS

charlesemeka85:
Palace coach Glasner stopped the deal. He threatened the management that if they allow the deal to go through that he will resign

were you there?

Campaign to trash Sane, they say he refuse to pass ball to Osimhen. 😂 How true is this

Katcall:
were you there?

😂

🇳🇬 Victor Osimhen is the 6th most expensive Summer Transfer in 2025!
🇮🇹 Napoli ➡️ Galatasaray 🇹🇷
💰 €75M

You forgot about Frank the Tank bruv!

BankyGee:
Nigerians in the Premier League 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

1. Alex Iwobi
2. Calvin Bassey
3. Ola Aina
4. Samuel Chukwueze
5. Christantus Uche
6. Taiwo Awoniyi
7. Toluwalase Arokodare

Let's GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 🔥🇳🇬🦅

Watched Tolu's interview on Wolves X handle. Very articulate brother sounds level-headed too. Can't wait to see him cook.

Katcall:
were you there?

It was widely reported in the media...

What a transfer window this was!

For me it was a mixed bag for Nigerian players and was looking like it was going to be an anti-climax thankfully yesterday's flury of transfers saved the day.

I will start first with the negatives. Osimhen and Lookman failing to get the big high profile moves they undoubtedly deserved was a huge disappointment. Ademola in particular is really painful but hopefully something happens that puts him back on track.

Boniface too missing out on his big move to AC Milan was another sore point but I'm happy Werder Bremen will offer him the chance to get his career back on track.

Ndidi's move to Turkey and Iheanacho's contract termination sums up the not so pleasant aspects of this window.

For positives Tolu and Chrisantus moves to the EPL is definitely the highlight for me considering the level of football they were playing a year and a half ago.

Chukwueze also snagged a decent move that should give him the platform to showcase his talent.

Fredrick's loan move to Belgium is a good step for him in his career progression.

Awaziem coming back to top level European football is great.

Overall decent transfer window.

Now to mission impossible with the SE. Still hopeful they will pull it off.

chrisooblog:
What a transfer window this was!

For me it was a mixed bag for Nigerian players and was looking like it was going to be an anti-climax thankfully yesterday's flury of transfers saved the day.

I will start first with the negatives. Osimhen and Lookman failing to get the big high profile moves they undoubtedly deserved was a huge disappointment. Ademola in particular is really painful but hopefully something happens that puts him back on track.

Boniface too missing out on his big move to AC Milan was another sore point but I'm happy Werder Bremen will offer him the chance to get his career back on track.

Ndidi's move to Turkey and Iheanacho's contract termination sums up the not so pleasant aspects of this window.

For positives Tolu and Chrisantus moves to the EPL is definitely the highlight for me considering the level of football they were playing a year and a half ago.

Chukwueze also snagged a decent move that should give him the platform to showcase his talent.

Fredrick's loan move to Belgium is a good step for him in his career progression.

Awaziem coming back to top level European football is great.

Overall decent transfer window.

Now to mission impossible with the SE. Still hopeful they will pull it off.

At least now it's clear that it's not because of " yes men" that Osimhen ended up at Galatasaray..

We all saw how Atalanta frustrated Lookman yesterday

Maybe we shouldn't be too hasty in our conclusions

chrisooblog:
What a transfer window this was!

For me it was a mixed bag for Nigerian players and was looking like it was going to be an anti-climax thankfully yesterday's flury of transfers saved the day.

I will start first with the negatives. Osimhen and Lookman failing to get the big high profile moves they undoubtedly deserved was a huge disappointment. Ademola in particular is really painful but hopefully something happens that puts him back on track.

Boniface too missing out on his big move to AC Milan was another sore point but I'm happy Werder Bremen will offer him the chance to get his career back on track.

Ndidi's move to Turkey and Iheanacho's contract termination sums up the not so pleasant aspects of this window.

For positives Tolu and Chrisantus moves to the EPL is definitely the highlight for me considering the level of football they were playing a year and a half ago.

Chukwueze also snagged a decent move that should give him the platform to showcase his talent.

Fredrick's loan move to Belgium is a good step for him in his career progression.

Awaziem coming back to top level European football is great.

Overall decent transfer window.

Now to mission impossible with the SE. Still hopeful they will pull it off.

Out of all these transfers, Chukwueze is the one I really hope succeeds. Other players will do well too, but Chukwueze’s case is more important because he won’t get another chance. He needs to deliver consistent performances—no more excuses. Now he’s in a league where he will be heavily criticized, with no hiding place. I just hope he doesn’t end up like Nacho.

Wilshare, Aguero, Samir Nasir and ejuke all have something in common who can get it??


But Aguero was so lucky sha

lbrichman2:
At least now it's clear that it's not because of " yes men" that Osimhen ended up at Galatasaray..

We all saw how Atalanta frustrated Lookman yesterday

Maybe we shouldn't be too hasty in our conclusions

Na we ‘yes’ men cause am o! 😂 cos when you’re APOTY you become an endangered specie

Another international games week. What’s the camp update of the super eagles. Remember our games are a must win. Would love to see the super eagles in America next summer

With the summer transfer window now closed, the Nigeria National team has 8 players playing in the EPL this season.

Are there more super eagle players in other league than the EPL?

Goke7:
Na we ‘yes’ men cause am o! 😂 cos when you’re APOTY you become an endangered specie

🤣🤣🤣

Rockyrascal:
With the summer transfer window now closed, the Nigeria National team has 8 players playing in the EPL this season.

Are there more super eagle players in other league than the EPL?

Mostly Mid-table teams.

Even with the lesser money involved, why did the Italian club didn't frustrate Chukwueze's move?
But our best two export,they persistently frustrated every offer they had.

It's a food for thought.

Nigerians ways abroad is hard.

Isak eventually got his high profile move,but they could not let 2 Africa's best have their's.
God pass them.

Napoleon55:
Even with the lesser money involved, why did the Italian club didn't frustrate Chukwueze's move?
But our best two export,they persistently frustrated every offer they had.

It's a food for thought.

Nigerians ways abroad is hard.

Isak eventually got his high profile move,but they could not let 2 Africa's best have their's.
God pass them.

It's a lesson for our players in contract negotiations. Painting the clubs in bad light is the lazy way out, because at the end of the day it's a business and clubs have a fiduciary duty to do what's best for their bottom line. We can't always tow the line of sentiments particularly when said clubs haven't violated the terms of the agreed upon contracts.

Also, verbal promises aren't binding on both parties. While it may reflect poorly on morals, you're allowed to go back on your word. Mbappe promised PSG he wouldn't leave for free but he went back on his words. Nigerian players need to plan their exist when signing contracts with clubs. Include a buyout clause and you won't need to beg your way out of a contract.

Napoleon55:
Even with the lesser money involved, why did the Italian club didn't frustrate Chukwueze's move?
But our best two export,they persistently frustrated every offer they had.

It's a food for thought.

Nigerians ways abroad is hard.

Isak eventually got his high profile move,but they could not let 2 Africa's best have their's.
God pass them.

AC Milan, inter and Juventus are elite clubs you see the other ones in serie A na kasongo dem be! You can see how Juventus and inter even made efforts to buy osihmen and Lookman respectively but those kasongo clubs no gree. Chuks is lucky he was in AC Milan.

UncleHaba22:
Wilshare, Aguero, Samir Nasir and ejuke all have something in common who can get it??


[/b]But Aguero was so lucky sha[b]

Agenda must agend

lovewins:
It's a lesson for our players in contract negotiations. Painting the clubs in bad light is the lazy way out, because at the end of the day it's a business and clubs have a fiduciary duty to do what's best for their bottom line. We can't always tow the line of sentiments particularly when said clubs haven't violated the terms of the agreed upon contracts.

Also, verbal promises aren't binding on both parties. While it may reflect poorly on morals, you're allowed to go back on your word. Mbappe promised PSG he wouldn't leave for free but he went back on his words. Nigerian players need to plan their exist when signing contracts with clubs. Include a buyout clause and you won't need to beg your way out of a contract.

Exactly there’s nothing like employee loyalty in today’s world that’s why I laugh at those always talking about pay cut as if the clubs buying you are also willing to take a pay cut to sell you to others. It’s your game to play, no sentiments.

Any news from camp?
SA already started training yesterday later we will want to pull off a miracle win. All the players apart from the ones that did transfer ought to have been in camp by now.
You would tell me SA players play in SA but some of our boys played on Saturday. They should be in camp by now.