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Amedino99:

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— G (@Gideoomatic) April 11, 2026

. Just look at this egbon fgs.

Na this guy some of us rate above Onuachu. If I'm the coach, this will be your last game. 😂 It's better shot and miss than what I just watched.

That Umar Sadiq's miss is the highlight of his career, a very odd and ungainly player.

SymphonyRad:
That Umar Sadiq's miss is the highlight of his career, a very odd and ungainly player.

Yakubu don get counterpart

Amedino99:

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— G (@Gideoomatic) April 11, 2026

. Just look at this egbon fgs.

The giraffe steps

Five (5) players who could make their Nigeria Super Eagles debut at the upcoming four-nation Unity Cup in London.

1. Kingsley Osezele Ehizibue (Udinese, Serie A)
- Position: Right full-back, adaptable in defense.
- Background: Born in Germany to Nigerian parents, raised in the Netherlands.
- International: Played for the Netherlands U21, later chose to represent Nigeria.
- Notable: Called up for the Super Eagles for a 2021 AFCON qualifier, which was postponed due to COVID-19.

2. Tim Iroegbunam (Everton)
- Position: Midfielder, versatile in defensive and central roles.
- Background: Born in England, represented England at youth level, part of 2022 UEFA U19 Championship-winning squad.
- International: Interested in playing for Nigeria.

3. Femi Azeez (Millwall)
- Position: Winger, known for pace and directness.
- Background: Eligible for Nigeria through his father, closely monitored by head coach Eric Chelle.
- International: Highly motivated to represent Nigeria and provide competition on the right wing.

4. Michael Kayode (Brentford FC)
- Background: Born in Italy to Nigerian parents, overlooked by Italy for the 2026 World Cup playoffs.
- Opportunity: NFF officials aim to facilitate a meeting to include him in the Super Eagles for the tournament.

5. Arthur Okonkwo (Wrexham)
- Position: Goalkeeper, recently switched allegiance to Nigeria.
- Opportunity: Aiming for his senior debut at the upcoming Unity Cup in London.

Damioduso1:
Five (5) players who could make their Nigeria Super Eagles debut at the upcoming four-nation Unity Cup in London.

1. Kingsley Osezele Ehizibue (Udinese, Serie A)
- Position: Right full-back, adaptable in defense.
- Background: Born in Germany to Nigerian parents, raised in the Netherlands.
- International: Played for the Netherlands U21, later chose to represent Nigeria.
- Notable: Called up for the Super Eagles for a 2021 AFCON qualifier, which was postponed due to COVID-19.

2. Tim Iroegbunam (Everton)
- Position: Midfielder, versatile in defensive and central roles.
- Background: Born in England, represented England at youth level, part of 2022 UEFA U19 Championship-winning squad.
- International: Interested in playing for Nigeria.

3. Femi Azeez (Millwall)
- Position: Winger, known for pace and directness.
- Background: Eligible for Nigeria through his father, closely monitored by head coach Eric Chelle.
- International: Highly motivated to represent Nigeria and provide competition on the right wing.

4. Michael Kayode (Brentford FC)
- Background: Born in Italy to Nigerian parents, overlooked by Italy for the 2026 World Cup playoffs.
- Opportunity: NFF officials aim to facilitate a meeting to include him in the Super Eagles for the tournament.

5. Arthur Okonkwo (Wrexham)
- Position: Goalkeeper, recently switched allegiance to Nigeria.
- Opportunity: Aiming for his senior debut at the upcoming Unity Cup in London.

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Damioduso1:
Five (5) players who could make their Nigeria Super Eagles debut at the upcoming four-nation Unity Cup in London.

1. Kingsley Osezele Ehizibue (Udinese, Serie A)
- Position: Right full-back, adaptable in defense.
- Background: Born in Germany to Nigerian parents, raised in the Netherlands.
- International: Played for the Netherlands U21, later chose to represent Nigeria.
- Notable: Called up for the Super Eagles for a 2021 AFCON qualifier, which was postponed due to COVID-19.

2. Tim Iroegbunam (Everton)
- Position: Midfielder, versatile in defensive and central roles.
- Background: Born in England, represented England at youth level, part of 2022 UEFA U19 Championship-winning squad.
- International: Interested in playing for Nigeria.

3. Femi Azeez (Millwall)
- Position: Winger, known for pace and directness.
- Background: Eligible for Nigeria through his father, closely monitored by head coach Eric Chelle.
- International: Highly motivated to represent Nigeria and provide competition on the right wing.

4. Michael Kayode (Brentford FC)
- Background: Born in Italy to Nigerian parents, overlooked by Italy for the 2026 World Cup playoffs.
- Opportunity: NFF officials aim to facilitate a meeting to include him in the Super Eagles for the tournament.

5. Arthur Okonkwo (Wrexham)
- Position: Goalkeeper, recently switched allegiance to Nigeria.
- Opportunity: Aiming for his senior debut at the upcoming Unity Cup in London.

We may not need Kingsley Ehizibue again, he will be 31 next month.

Damioduso1:
Five (5) players who could make their Nigeria Super Eagles debut at the upcoming four-nation Unity Cup in London.

1. Kingsley Osezele Ehizibue (Udinese, Serie A)
- Position: Right full-back, adaptable in defense.
- Background: Born in Germany to Nigerian parents, raised in the Netherlands.
- International: Played for the Netherlands U21, later chose to represent Nigeria.
- Notable: Called up for the Super Eagles for a 2021 AFCON qualifier, which was postponed due to COVID-19.

2. Tim Iroegbunam (Everton)
- Position: Midfielder, versatile in defensive and central roles.
- Background: Born in England, represented England at youth level, part of 2022 UEFA U19 Championship-winning squad.
- International: Interested in playing for Nigeria.

3. Femi Azeez (Millwall)
- Position: Winger, known for pace and directness.
- Background: Eligible for Nigeria through his father, closely monitored by head coach Eric Chelle.
- International: Highly motivated to represent Nigeria and provide competition on the right wing.

4. Michael Kayode (Brentford FC)
- Background: Born in Italy to Nigerian parents, overlooked by Italy for the 2026 World Cup playoffs.
- Opportunity: NFF officials aim to facilitate a meeting to include him in the Super Eagles for the tournament.

5. Arthur Okonkwo (Wrexham)
- Position: Goalkeeper, recently switched allegiance to Nigeria.
- Opportunity: Aiming for his senior debut at the upcoming Unity Cup in London.

U be editor for owngoal?

Papi85:
U be editor for owngoal?

lol u don sabi …A typical own goal news layout

Chelsea don deliver their polling unit. Make Arteta no visit MFM if he like

It seems that the NFF is hell bent on destroying women's soccer as well.

🇳🇬🦅 Alessandro Marcandalli Eyeing Super Eagles Switch. Genoa centre-back Alessandro Marcandalli, born to an Italian father and Nigerian mother, is having a standout season in Serie A and catching the NFF’s eye. The 23-year-old has been key in Genoa’s defense and is open to representing Nigeria.

Marcandalli has fond memories of Nigeria, from family visits to loving his mother’s jollof rice, and says the decision to switch nationalities will be personal. With Nigeria’s defense in transition, he could be a crucial addition alongside stars like Calvin Bassey and Emmanuel Fernandez.

If the NFF push further they can get Ethan nweneri. The guy is not even a first team player in France. He's far from playing for England.

TheSuperNerd:
21 y/o AM cum Winger, Emmanuel Ayaosi bagged 2 assists 🅰️🅰️ in MFK Karvina's 3-1 win vs Slovan Liberec in the Czech Liga. Also created 6 chances.

Now on 6 goals, 6 assists (12 G/A) in 27 league matches (21 starts).

Former Dakkada FC lad

Kunate has done his worst 😩

Ppogbae:
It seems that the NFF is hell bent on destroying women's soccer as well.

And it seems nobody cares

Nff should fight for a spot if true

Damioduso1:
Five (5) players who could make their Nigeria Super Eagles debut at the upcoming four-nation Unity Cup in London.

1. Kingsley Osezele Ehizibue (Udinese, Serie A)
- Position: Right full-back, adaptable in defense.
- Background: Born in Germany to Nigerian parents, raised in the Netherlands.
- International: Played for the Netherlands U21, later chose to represent Nigeria.
- Notable: Called up for the Super Eagles for a 2021 AFCON qualifier, which was postponed due to COVID-19.

2. Tim Iroegbunam (Everton)
- Position: Midfielder, versatile in defensive and central roles.
- Background: Born in England, represented England at youth level, part of 2022 UEFA U19 Championship-winning squad.
- International: Interested in playing for Nigeria.

3. Femi Azeez (Millwall)
- Position: Winger, known for pace and directness.
- Background: Eligible for Nigeria through his father, closely monitored by head coach Eric Chelle.
- International: Highly motivated to represent Nigeria and provide competition on the right wing.

4. Michael Kayode (Brentford FC)
- Background: Born in Italy to Nigerian parents, overlooked by Italy for the 2026 World Cup playoffs.
- Opportunity: NFF officials aim to facilitate a meeting to include him in the Super Eagles for the tournament.

5. Arthur Okonkwo (Wrexham)
- Position: Goalkeeper, recently switched allegiance to Nigeria.
- Opportunity: Aiming for his senior debut at the upcoming Unity Cup in London.

Kingsley Ehizibue in 2026?

Abeg, that ship has sailed...in his 20s he had the chance to play for us but passed on it...

elyte89:
Nff should fight for a spot if true

Using fifa rankings for the playoffs (if true) would be nice
The four highest ranked FIFA team that did not qualify, to fight for a spot
Italy, Denmark, Nigeria, Ukraine

mekabuachi:
Using fifa rankings for the playoffs (if true) would be nice
The four highest ranked FIFA team that did not qualify, to fight for a spot
Italy, Denmark, Nigeria, Ukraine

If this playoff fixture Nigeria will still not qualify I don't see this current super eagles beating Italy, Denmark Ukraine self na draw we fit get

mekabuachi:
Using fifa rankings for the playoffs (if true) would be nice
The four highest ranked FIFA team that did not qualify, to fight for a spot
Italy, Denmark, Nigeria, Ukraine

You guys are not tired of heartbreak.
They will win the first match 5:0 and then loose the final when hope would have been raised to high heavens.

Coachee na asia and europe dem talk na. Make dem use ranking do the 4 man tournament abeg. We go send home eagles go london make those ones go dey play zee world people.
But on a serious note, Iran will probably make it to the tournament. I expect the US and Iran to enter another round of talks in May and by then the tension should be over.

elyte89:
Nff should fight for a spot if true

BascoVanVeli:
Kunate has done his worst 😩

Abeg interpret the tongues please.

Bright Osayi Samuel was solid all through by the way for Birmingham. Had a fine 90mins.

TheSuperNerd:
Unfortunately, Arthur Okonkwo's second half was sour. 1 save made. 1 error led to goal. 2 goals conceeded.

Back to back games with errors. Needs to get a grip on things, Arthur.

Birmingham 2-0 Wrexham

na Okocha things that year na . Eintract Frankfurt go wan sign am ba?

zicky:
Na this guy some of us rate above Onuachu. If I'm the coach, this will be your last game. 😂 It's better shot and miss than what I just watched.

make e be like mini world cup even if we no make am.. we keep taking the harder route to qualify if true

modified
make i break una heart. Egypt dey that group, so African team can't be considered.

Damioduso1:
If this playoff fixture Nigeria will still not qualify I don't see this current super eagles beating Italy, Denmark Ukraine self na draw we fit get

na me no dey see well? no be goal be that?

SymphonyRad:
That Umar Sadiq's miss is the highlight of his career, a very odd and ungainly player.

lol na from back e crawl enter.. wahala dey!!!

zicky:
Na this guy some of us rate above Onuachu. If I'm the coach, this will be your last game. 😂 It's better shot and miss than what I just watched.

Joebie:
make e be like mini world cup even if we no make am.. we keep taking the harder route to qualify if true

modified
make i break una heart. Egypt dey that group, so African team can't be considered.

Belgium of Europe continent is also in the group, meaning no European country will be considered as well

Joebie:
make e be like mini world cup even if we no make am.. we keep taking the harder route to qualify if true

modified
make i break una heart. Egypt dey that group, so African team can't be considered.

if same confederation is your argument, there are group pairings that already displace that theory.
England and croatia
Bosnia and Switzerland
Netherlands and sweden
France and Norway.
They are all from uefa and also in the same group.

123jamessmith:
If the NFF push further they can get Ethan nweneri. The guy is not even a first team player in France. He's far from playing for England.

I don't rate Ethan Nwaneri. But following the dynamic and somewhat unpredictable nature of football, he may still come good.

NFF will not roll carpet for him. If he wants to play for Nigeria, he knows the route to follow.

Amedino99:
if same confederation is your argument, there are group pairings that already displace that theory.
England and croatia
Bosnia and Switzerland
Netherlands and sweden
France and Norway.
They are all from uefa and also in the same group.

If I'm not mistaken I think UEFA is the only confederation that's allowed to have 2+ teams in the same group, because the number of entrants from there is more than the number of groups.