₦airaland Forum

Jakarta:
Which good footballer in his right senses will prefer Africa over Europe? Those currently playing in Africa are either trying to expose their talents to the world or because they don't have a European choice for the now, else dem for don tuamah.

George Weah for example.

So he should abandon Luxembourg and England and come and play for Naija and grapple everyday with omotaku, agberoes,up nepa,..and possibly encounter a foaming agbado online 😂😂😂😂😂😂

nairalanda1:
George Weah for example.

The same George Weah you be talking about on here made sure his footballer son never played for Liberia or any African country but for the USA...whatcha gotta say about that

Spybradd:
The same George Weah you be talking about on here made sure his footballer son never played for Liberia or any African country but for the USA...whatcha gotta say about that

Was his son brought up in Liberia? No.
Did his son live with his father? Not consistently
Where did his son school: USA.
Where did his son learn how to play football: USA
Where was his son born?: USA.

Guy is an American from the word go, not a Liberian. He was and is an American with a Liberian father. Unless he was brought up in Liberia and learned his football under liberian tutelage, then we can say he was lost to Liberia. But he was not, so, forget it.

nairalanda1:
George Weah for example.

George Weah club career
PSG: 1992–1995
AC Milan: 1995–2000
Chelsea: 2000
Manchester City: 2000
Olympique Marseille: 2000–2001

He was never eligible to play for a European national team. Dem no give am the option him come reject am.

Jakarta:
George Weah club career
PSG: 1992–1995
AC Milan: 1995–2000
Chelsea: 2000
Manchester City: 2000
Olympique Marseille: 2000–2001

He was never eligible to play for a European national team. Dem no give am the option him come reject am.

And his son was born and bred in the USA...and as such considered himself an AMerican. Weah considered himself a Liberian

Look, if we start taking in foreign born players, we leave our home grown players with zero opportunity, and also wreck our home grown player initiatives and systems...and it is not right.

Worst slave is a happy slave

because you black lots are just too corrupt and pick people on merit

argob44:
Source: https://www.asbnews.ng/2026/08/13/brian-madjo-another-lost-african-talent/

nairalanda1:
And his son was born and bred in the USA...and as such considered himself an AMerican. Weah considered himself a Liberian

Look, if we start taking in foreign born players, we leave our home grown players with zero opportunity, and also wreck our home grown player initiatives and systems...and it is not right.

It would soon happen.
Nigeria and morrocco

Nickisindigo:
It would soon happen.
Nigeria and morrocco

And it would harm our football badly. Let us not lie to ourselves.

LeeSmart:
So to you now, the person below looks like a 19yrs old teenager abi?

Stop going around arguing and monitoring people's age.
There should be a better thing to do with your time

nairalanda1:
And his son was born and bred in the USA...and as such considered himself an AMerican. Weah considered himself a Liberian

Look, if we start taking in foreign born players, we leave our home grown players with zero opportunity, and also wreck our home grown player initiatives and systems...and it is not right.

Ogbeni carry your inconsistent arguments go front, today is Monday, got no time to waste beating a dead horse.

Jakarta:
Ogbeni carry your inconsistent arguments go front, today is Monday, got no time to waste beating a dead horse.

George Weah's son is an American with a liberian father, and as such he played for his country. He was not under any obligation to play for Liberia. Just as Folarin balogun was not under any obligation to play for Nigeria

Plus if we start using foreign born Nigerians to play for NIgeria, where does that leave our footballing system? It would be basically ignoring the serious problems our domestic football has, including funding and corruption and relying on ready made to run away from those problems

But if it is what you want, na you. But it does not make it right or fine.

He's 17. The young shall grow

aylive02:
This guy misses scoring opportunities like and against psg. Make Africa lose him abeg.

Na that highest goal loser be talent
Mtchewwwwww
Go watch that match again........
Na another obafemi martins he be.
Na power he take dey play ball, zero skill, zero football IQ.
No let English media hype you oooooo
Your life don dey spoil small small be that.

nairalanda1:
Was his son brought up in Liberia? No.
Did his son live with his father? Not consistently
Where did his son school: USA.
Where did his son learn how to play football: USA
Where was his son born?: USA.

Guy is an American from the word go, not a Liberian. He was and is an American with a Liberian father. Unless he was brought up in Liberia and learned his football under liberian tutelage, then we can say he was lost to Liberia. But he was not, so, forget it.

Are you done squealing n squawking

Spybradd:
Are you done squealing n squawking

I take it that you agree you have lost the argument, son.

Thanks for playing and for losing gracefully. Hope you learned something today.

nothing sensational about the goal

donleo92:
Poster

If na you, you go like make your pikin play for Nigeria??

When he has the chance to go to the world cup with serious country

Abeg tell me any age grade from Nigeria, way they go world cup

..but when he cannot break through into the English senior national team due to high competition in the senior English national team..he will now be begging to play for Cameroon.. Tammy Abraham is regretting of not playing for Nigeria he chooses England but till now cannot break into the English national team..this 2026 world cup many good English national players were not chosen to play in the team in world cup.. like cole palmer, Arnold, Phil foden and many other players .so English national team playing positions is highly competitive