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Meet Tyrique George (born February 4, 2006) is a professional footballer who plays as a winger for Premier League club Everton, and he is eligible to play for the Super Eagles of Nigeria.

​Bio Summary:

​Born in Camden, London, England, to a Nigerian father and a Ghanaian mother, George joined the Chelsea youth academy in 2014. He progressed through the ranks of the Chelsea youth setup, making his senior debut for the club in August 2024.

​Following a successful period at Chelsea, George completed a permanent transfer to Premier League club Everton in July 2026. He is recognized for his versatility across the forward line, primarily operating as a left winger, though he is also capable of playing on the right or as a centre-forward.

​Standing 1.81 m (5'11", George has been a consistent presence in English youth football, representing the nation at various levels from U-16 up to the U-21 squad.

While he has been a key part of England's youth international pathway, his heritage makes him eligible for international selection by both Nigeria and Ghana.

Meet Darren Okoh (born October 14, 2010) is a footballer who plays as a centre-back for the FC Basel 1893 U17 squad, and he is a youth international for Switzerland. He is eligible to represent Nigeria.

​Player Bio:

​Born in Switzerland, Okoh has developed through several youth clubs, including FC Espagnol LS, AF Luc-Dorigny, and FC Lausanne-Sport. He joined FC Basel 1893 in 2026.

​A promising defensive talent, Okoh has represented Switzerland at the U15 and U16 levels. During the 2025/26 season, he gained significant experience with Team Vaud U16, where he made 26 appearances and scored 6 goals.

​He is the younger brother of professional footballer Bryan Okoh, who plays for AJ Auxerre.

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My top 5 World Cup champion prediction

1. Germany
2. Netherlands
3. Spain
4. France
5. Brazil

I listed them according to preference.
Based on teamwork and individual brilliance.

3 have been bundled out already.
Spain and France remaining.

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💣〽️‼️ Sadio Mané and Kalidou Koulibaly clashed during the World Cup. The absence of Malang Sarr caused a divide between the two Senegal stars. Mané wanted Sarr included in the team, while Koulibaly was against the idea.

On the eve of France vs Senegal, Mané felt Koulibaly, who had arrived carrying a fitness issue, was not fully fit and suggested Malang Sarr should start in his place. Since then, tensions between the two senior players have intensified.

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The coach should not be lazy by only promoting U15 national players to U17. Anyway, he said already that he will throw the camp open to accommodate new players after the China tournament

Our successes in cadet competitions have always come from open camp selection. It is usually a herculean task, but when dutifully carried out, talents are discovered.
The coach should do open camp selection. Let the U15 boys merit their place. The U15 boys must prove beyond a doubt that their selection is justified.
The current u17 coach is on this thread.
He will definitely come across this post.

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Naija shey una dey see. If you like be calling ndidi, Simon, Yusuf , chrisantus uche. Don't look for proper athletes . More teams would adopt this approach against us.You can see the energy the cape verde guys have.

Yusuf has the lungs of a horse.
He will cover every blade of grass for 120 minutes without getting tired.
The Nigerian Kante no dey tire joor.
See his performance at the unity cup.
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West Bromwich Albion have rewarded promising Nigerian goalkeeper Brian Okonkwo with a new two-year contract extension, keeping him at the Championship club until the summer of 2028.

Brian is the younger brother of Super Eagles goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo

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Meet Alessandro Marcandalli (born October 25, 2002) is a professional footballer who plays as a centre-back for Serie A club Genoa, and he is eligible to play for the Super Eagles of Nigeria.

​Player Bio:

​Born in Ponte San Pietro, Italy, to an Italian father and a Nigerian mother, Marcandalli joined the Atalanta youth academy at the age of seven. After transitioning from a winger to a defender as he grew, he eventually moved to Giana Erminio, where he made his professional debut in Serie C in 2020.

​He joined Genoa in 2021 and has since gained experience through several loan spells at Pontedera, Reggiana, and Venezia, before establishing himself within the Genoa first-team squad.

​Standing 1.95 m (6'5" tall, Marcandalli is noted for his physical presence, aggression, and speed, often drawing comparisons to elite defenders like Antonio Rüdiger. Having represented Italy at the U-20 level, he is currently attracting significant interest from the Nigeria Football Federation for a potential nationality switch.
​Off the pitch,

Marcandalli maintains a strong connection to his Nigerian heritage. He has spoken warmly about his childhood visits to Nigeria, his regular enjoyment of Afrobeats, and his particular fondness for his mother's traditional jollof rice. His decision regarding his international future remains a deeply personal one as he continues to make strides in Serie A.

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