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Icon4s:
And this is where I think the NFF needs to come in. They really need to closely monitor and regulate the activities of these players' agents.

komekn:
No team will pay big money for him right now.

So unless he drops his wages he is not going anywhere.

If he truly believes in his talent he should get his agents to terminate his contract mutual terms. Become a free agent and go to the Bundesliga.

He will not get Bayern but a decent team should come on for him and he may be able to resurrect his career.

KC is not a physical player and the Bundesliga will suit him.more in my opinion and give him a better platform to showcase the talents we know he has and adapt them to the Bundesliga.

BascoVanVeli:
He cannot terminate his own contract oga. That is why it is called MUTUAL because both parties have to agree.

Salary has nothing to do with anything because I am sure he will take a cut for the right move

Icon4s:
And this is where I think the NFF needs to come in. They really need to closely monitor and regulate the activities of these players' agents.

DrLikita12:
His objectives may be different from what you think they are. Someone (I think Andrew) said he's waiting for a British passport and that actually makes the most sense given what we have seen.
If he really wanted to move he would have requested a loan (at least) when the transfer window opened. Even if Leicester had denied him it would have been on record that he at least tried.
A player who is not seeing game time and is interested in his career will make an effort to get some game time. Stepping down to step up is better than remaining stagnant. Sometimes being too comfortable in your situation is a problem.
It's frustrating to see good potential go to waste, but potential is just that, potential. It's up to him to do something with it. We can cry, scream, defend, attack, advise, etc., but the only person who can fix this situation is Kelechi Iheanacho and right now it does not look like he is interested.

komekn:
No team will pay big money for him right now.

So unless he drops his wages he is not going anywhere.

If he truly believes in his talent he should get his agents to terminate his contract mutual terms. Become a free agent and go to the Bundesliga.

He will not get Bayern but a decent team should come on for him and he may be able to resurrect his career.

KC is not a physical player and the Bundesliga will suit him.more in my opinion and give him a better platform to showcase the talents we know he has and adapt them to the Bundesliga.

Humility017:
the problem with most Nigeria players especially the home groomed one's is that they're not ambitious....

all that concerns him is the pounds he earn weekly....

this guys don't have a career goal.... for themselves

Humility017:
you're very funny...
who does not know those players....?
moreover we have YouTube and Google that can even fasten your knowledge on players progress and potentials.

please if some of those players are really good enough don't think they will wallowing in those leagues.........

I don't know how to sugarcoat words.....
some of those guys are way above 23 and to still be playing in second tier of the danish football speaks volume...

better we go after English and german born pkayers who are truly under 23 and playing in Championship and German League 2

DrLikita12:
His objectives may be different from what you think they are. Someone (I think Andrew) said he's waiting for a British passport and that actually makes the most sense given what we have seen.
If he really wanted to move he would have requested a loan (at least) when the transfer window opened. Even if Leicester had denied him it would have been on record that he at least tried.
A player who is not seeing game time and is interested in his career will make an effort to get some game time. Stepping down to step up is better than remaining stagnant. Sometimes being too comfortable in your situation is a problem.
It's frustrating to see good potential go to waste, but potential is just that, potential. It's up to him to do something with it. We can cry, scream, defend, attack, advise, etc., but the only person who can fix this situation is Kelechi Iheanacho and right now it does not look like he is interested.

BascoVanVeli:
He cannot terminate his own contract oga. That is why it is called MUTUAL because both parties have to agree.

Salary has nothing to do with anything because I am sure he will take a cut for the right move

DrLikita12:
His objectives may be different from what you think they are. Someone (I think Andrew) said he's waiting for a British passport and that actually makes the most sense given what we have seen.
If he really wanted to move he would have requested a loan (at least) when the transfer window opened. Even if Leicester had denied him it would have been on record that he at least tried.
A player who is not seeing game time and is interested in his career will make an effort to get some game time. Stepping down to step up is better than remaining stagnant. Sometimes being too comfortable in your situation is a problem.
It's frustrating to see good potential go to waste, but potential is just that, potential. It's up to him to do something with it. We can cry, scream, defend, attack, advise, etc., but the only person who can fix this situation is Kelechi Iheanacho and right now it does not look like he is interested.

charlesemeka85:
The NFF will have to wait till April 2020 for Tammy Abraham to make a final decision on switching allegiance to Nigeria, as talks are reopened with the representatives of the England-born striker.

Meanwhile, the NFF has tasked Gernot Rohr to monitor progress of Fikayo Tomori.

(� Sporting Life)

TheGoodJoe:
Komekn is forgetting that there is a clause on the contract which gives City an interest in the deal. Leicester City can not just farm him out like that. Any team signing Nacho I think have to agree with the buy back clause. This also makes Nacho bad business for Leicester City who are hungry for more after the Maguire monumental scam.

charlesemeka85:
The NFF will have to wait till April 2020 for Tammy Abraham to make a final decision on switching allegiance to Nigeria, as talks are reopened with the representatives of the England-born striker.

Meanwhile, the NFF has tasked Gernot Rohr to monitor progress of Fikayo Tomori.

(� Sporting Life)

Humility017:
the problem with most Nigeria players especially the home groomed one's is that they're not ambitious....

all that concerns him is the pounds he earn weekly....

this guys don't have a career goal.... for themselves

charlesemeka85:
Portuguese Primeira Liga outfit Sporting Clube de Braga have informed via their official website that they have reached an agreement with Standard Liege for the transfer of Uche Agbo.

The Nigeria international has signed with The Arsenalists a loan agreement valid for one season with an option to buy included in the contract.

The central midfielder and defender had been linked with a summer transfer to KAA Gent, who were looking to sign a replacement for Anderson Esiti, but the deal fell through.

Uche has been playing for European clubs since the 2013-2014 season, having joined Udinese who loaned him to Granada before he was transferred to Watford.

He returned to Spain to play for Rayo Vallecano in the second half of last season.

Uche reunites with manager Ricardo Sá Pinto who coached him at Standard Liege during the 2017-18 season

BascoVanVeli:
They don't just put transfer request out like that. If it backfires he could find himself with the U17s.

solonnachi:
Tammy is taking us for a ride. One leg for England and the other leg for Nigeria in case. He wants to know if Southgate will give him a look in before April 2020. But the stupid thing about what he is doing is that if he plays for England in their EURO 2020 qualifiers, then it's good bye to Nigeria.

safarigirl:
NFF must be filled with clowns

Waiting till 202 for his decision? What a joke.

TheSuperNerd:
Hmmm... one time Inter Milan prodigy, Theophilus Awua loaned from his Serie B club, Spezia to Serie C side Bari.
So much said about Awua back then as an 18 year old or so about how good he is as a combative box to box midfielder and CM. He is 21 now.


Meanwhile, Sylvester Igboun (Oliseh boy) joins Dynamo Moscow on loan from FC UFA in Russia.

Earthquake1:
You want him to rot in the bench because of the possibility of upsetting the club?

Careers are not run with such mindset

safarigirl:
NFF must be filled with clowns

Waiting till 202 for his decision? What a joke.

tbaba1234:
Ramon has had a decent career that he can be proud of.

Joebie is correct that Rabiu and Nwakali make a better comparison. Great expectations but have so far failed to deliver.

sheyishemba:
Chelsea's Abraham Informs NFF When He'll Make Decision On International Future
Published: September 03, 2019
In-form Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham has informed Nigeria Football Federation President Amaju Pinnick that he will make a decision on his international future in April 2020.
Pinnick and Tammy's dad were at Stamford Bridge on Saturday to watch Chelsea take on Sheffield United, a game in which the number nine netted his second consecutive brace in the Premier League.
If Abraham Senior had his way, his son would have been playing for Nigeria but the final decision solely rests with the striker.
''We will not relent in our quest for good players to play for the country and win laurels. We will keep talking to good players of Nigeria descent to play for their fatherland,'' Pinnick told Sporting Life.
''But like you know, these kids are very independent minded. In fact, we have been told to wait until April 2020, when he hopes to make a final decision on the matter.
''I told him that he stood a better chance of playing regularly for Nigeria than with England, which has a galaxy of strikers of the English stock.''
Abraham's Chelsea teammate Fikayo Tomori has also been approached by the Nigerian Federation to pledge his international future to the Super Eagles over the Three Lions and Les Rouges.
Ifeanyi Emmanuel

Earthquake1:
Agbo is too old for loans

tbaba1234:
Ubani of the current under 17 has joined Andelecht.

TheSuperNerd:
And for the umpteenth time.... the reason for my epistles... I was not making a comparison but a basic analogy of two young lads with similar expectations placed on them when they started off... one in 2009 and the other in 2015 as the next big thing in Nigeria's midfield dept especially as Midfield anchormen/Midfield enforcers.

So far, both have failed to rise to the expectations.... only so far. This is not about who have had the better career because both have had average careers. One have only had it longer than the other who is younger. The comparison is unfair on Nwakali who is only 3 years in compared to Azeez's 8+ yrs of pro football.

This is about both players' failures to rise to expectations. On this, I go with this Ramon-Nwakali analogy especially as it concerns the DLP expectations I had on both.

So you agreeing with him does not change my stance. And it definitely doesn't make his angle right. I also have those who agree with me. So Sorry.


NB: Tell yourself the truth... Ramon in 10 years of football has been mainly restricted to 2nd tier soccer. You call that decent abi... I disagree. It is basically average. 10 good years and you wanna convince me that he has had it decent. Tbaba... abeg don't make me laugh. Let's see what Kelechi Nwakali looks like in 10 years. But right now after three years... he is still struggling for sure.