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charlesemeka85:
balogun,omeruo and musa should join them if possible

forgiveness:
Have you seen Zaha's stats? His Onyekuru better than him?

forgiveness:
Let us resort to independent ratings.

forgiveness:
That's true. See the bolded below. A big fat lie.

forgiveness:
But you wanted to make me believe he was better this season. Maka why?

forgiveness:
Was Onyekuru stats better than Vicmo in the just concluded 2018/2019 season? Yes or no?

forgiveness:
They should get to the level of Vicmo first.

forgiveness:
That's right. Next time don't come lying.

forgiveness:
You brought up stats to compare. What stats where you expecting when you mentioned Onyekuru who didn't do better than Victor Moses this season, huh?

Okocha is nologer player but Victor Moses is, at the highest level.

forgiveness:
4 goals, one assist and 1 motm in 14 matches as a winger are what? Average?

forgiveness:
Oga! Victor Moses won Afcon and Europa as a crucial member of those teams. That stats is far better than the aforementioned players.

forgiveness:
Are they better than Zaha?

Moses also scored and gave assits this season and last.

forgiveness:
2019/2020 season.

2lola:
How true is this saw it on a Facebook page

SWITZERLAND ��
FIFA is helping football players switch eligibility and represent a second national team with a planned rule change announced on Wednesday.

The proposal gives hope to players who are eligible for multiple countries but fell out of favor at their first national team, where they are bound after just a single minute of playing time in a competitive game.

The new wording would let players switch eligibility if they played a maximum of three times for the first national team — including tournament qualifying games — before they turned 21, and at least three years earlier.

The new rule will take effect next month if 211 national federations approve it at the September 18 congress that FIFA is hosting online from Zurich.

A FIFA working group has tried for more than two years to shape the new proposal.

A test case at the Court of Arbitration for Sport ahead of the 2018 World Cup is key background.

Munir El Haddadi, now with Europa League finalist Sevilla, wanted to be selected for Morocco but lost his appeal against the FIFA rules. He had played just once for Spain in September 2014, as a 77th-minute substitute in a European Championship qualifier.

The new rule would not help Brazil midfielder Oscar, who has suggested switching to China where he has played club soccer since 2017.

Oscar would fail the test because he has played more than three times for Brazil, including after he was aged 21, and at a World Cup finals tournament in 2014.

The proposal would bar nationality switches for anyone who played at a “final tournament of the FIFA World Cup or a final tournament of a confederation competition.”

FIFA’s new flexibility even suggests letting players revert back to their original national team if they never actually play for the second one.

The existing FIFA rules have been used by many players born in Europe - who played in national age-group teams or friendly games - and switched to African countries where they have ties through their parents or grandparents.

In more updating of eligibility rules, FIFA wants to clarify how long players must live in a country before they can play for its teams.

The proposal aims to help players who as children moved with their families to a new country for non-soccer reasons.

Three years residency would be required if a player moved before the age of 10, and five years residency if the move was aged 10 to 18.

FIFA’s existing rule already requires a five-year residency from the age of 18 if a player wants to acquire a new national eligibility.

That allowed Brazil-born forwards Elkeson and Aloisio to switch to the current China team after they were naturalized as citizens.

Via SportStar

forgiveness:
In the Turkish league.

forgiveness:
Take it easy. Where did Moses play when we won Afcon?

forgiveness:
This season.

komekn:
Can you be specific who was going to take his position, because l do not see anybody.

Edopesin:
Ex-Arsenal youth coach Anyanwu wants to handle Nigerian U-13, U-15 teams

Seeks NFF’s engagement

Former Arsenal Grassroots Development coach based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Marcellinus Anyanwu, says he has the experience to bring out the best in Nigeria’s U-10, U-13 and U-15 players. He wants the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to give him the chance to prove his mettle.

Anyanwu, who once worked as an assistant coach to Nduka Ugbade at MFM FC of Lagos, declared yesterday that the experience he has garnered over the years working with youth academies of Arsenal, Feyenoord and Universal Sports Academy in Dubai would be more beneficial to Nigeria considering the talents begging to be discovered at every nook and cranny of the country.

He said: “I need a very short time to confirm a talented player, and I have a special approach to facilitate my plan for Nigeria. I want my country to benefit from my great programme, and I am confident the NFF will provide me a very solid and reliable platform to groom the younger players before moving into the senior level of football.”

Anyanwu hinted yesterday that he was on the verge of joining Benfica Football Academy in Dubai. “Negotiations are almost concluded but a prompt and positive response from the NFF could see me come back home to contribute my quota to Nigeria youth football development.”

Anyanwu had worked as a National Sports Festival team coach with his native Imo state, and MFM FC in Lagos before going abroad for further training a few years ago

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Olulong:
What FIFA has done doesn't make sense to me. Every confederation is expected to be frying puf puf while UEFA can play

maidaboi:
I can't think of any thing that will shocked me now

Danielnino00:
Stupid Arsenal fans..

Why didn't they challenge Wenger when he let Gnarby leave..

do4luv14:
How far, dem still dey FIT?