₦airaland Forum

raumdeuter:
Looks like Uju Anya don buy market this time. Elon Musk don tweet her post and her employer don reply

https://x.com/CarnegieMellon/status/2098580064937943483

Papi85:
🚨🔵⚫️ 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Inter Milan are seriously interested in Calvin Bassey. 🇳🇬

The Serie A side are prepared to make a move for the Fulham defender when the transfer window reopens. 👀

SolaFide:
Gift Orban for the September AFCON Qualifiers?

EElopa:
We need to establish a standard for inviting players to the national team. Ultimately, it comes down to the objectives and expectations set for the national team. Observing the Senegalese team at the World Cup, it was evident that some of their experienced players from the Saudi Arabian league negatively impacted the team's performance. The tempo and speed of the game were beyond their reach. At a high level of play, intense competition for positions occurs daily. Players benefit from world-class coaching and top-notch facilities. They train rigorously and vie against equally skilled teammates to secure their spots on the team. This environment fosters constant competition, ensuring players maintain match sharpness, fitness, quick decision-making abilities, and a commitment to enhancing their skills.

If you are mediocre in your thinking and expectation, where perhaps a deep run at Afcon, making the World Cup sometimes if we are lucky is an acceptable outcome for the supereagles for you, then you can continue to advocate for players playing in the crap leagues, but if you want us to get back to the levels we were in in the 90s, where winning the Afcon is the only acceptable outcome, in fact, my college professor from Scotland once told me that the 1994 Nigerian team was the only African side he has seen that was good enough to win the World Cup. If we are to get back to that level again, where we are going to the World Cup, and we legitimately feel that we have got a team that can compete and beat any team in the world on any given day irrespective of luck, then a player has to be playing at a certain level to make the Super Eagles.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Enzo look far better in City jersey. E come resemble Argentina jersey

AbokiWam:
Pogba na free agent sha
with Bissouma

TheSuperNerd:
🌟Femi Azeez... As much as I cant wait for his Brighton PL debut. I am also really interested in the Jersey Number he will pick or be assigned.

Jersey Numbers available @Brighton

#2, #3, #14, #16, #17, #18, #22, #31, #32, #34, #37

I'm personally looking at 17 and 18.

zuchyblink:
Bigotry killed our U-17,U-20 teams. They can no longer produce another Kanu,Mikel,Musa,Iheanacho, Osimhen, Chukwueze and others.

Ballzproblemm:
Enzo Fernandez is now the new snake , while fools at the top slowly destroy my club from within ,how do you think other stars will keep pretending there's a project when blueco continues to disrupt us with their constant selling .

Chelsea and Nigerians are no different, continue to love their oppressors.

To be fair Chelsea has one of the biggest fan base from Nigeria,so it makes sense.

Mykcool:
We've experienced a lot of emotions due to how last season went, everybody just wants the team to be beefed up. But let's not go and buy people that are worse than what we're offloading.

Nomyth:
Price?

Nomyth:
Price?

DeloitteNG:
That's not what you said initially
You said all their players moved to top clubs for record fees
Now you have changed it to top 5 leagues

Now should I shock you
Nigeria has more players in the top 5 leagues than Senegal and CIV
So there's nothing like facts in whatever you are saying

NasirIbnLaAhad:
Or... it could just be that Senegal's recent signings are more visible/high-profile, not necessarily that the overall talent pool is bigger than Nigeria's or even Ghana's. Read HERE. Nigeria actually has more players abroad right now. Also, we've always been exporting more talent than Senegal for years. Senegal being the "most stacked" team is a stretch. I maintain that if our football admins get things right, we're actually light years ahead of any country in Africa. Morocco included. With our pedigree and resources, we should be contending with the likes of Germany, Portugal and Netherlands at the very least, even if not on the level of Spain or France. Thankfully, a lot is changing and I dare say if things continue the way they've been going for the past couple of weeks, Nigeria is going to be serious footballing force going into the 2030s.

Seunpapa65:
How much

Ihebu4chelsea:
make them remain Enzo money shaaaaa, I no wan hear story

popizaino:
If i beat Arsenal pere,just give me the league.

Kikelomogbenga:
So Ferran Torres bullied Messi into retirement. What a sad ending.

iamharkinwaley:
Sorry do you sell or have a good plug for this ?