Sports news.
Nigeria’s Super Falcons are set for a new technical crew ahead of their crucial 2028 Olympic qualifying campaign in October.
Senegal appoint Patrick Vieira as head coach, tasking the former Arsenal captain with rebuilding the national team after World Cup struggles.
Galatasaray reportedly plan to offer Bruno Fernandes a salary matching Victor Osimhen’s as they pursue the Manchester United captain.
Chelsea rename their youth teams Cobham Next Gen, highlighting the Academy’s focus on developing young players for senior football.
Trabzonspor have reportedly demanded €30 million from Al Ahli for Paul Onuachu as the Nigerian considers his future.
Fulham boss Álvaro Arbeloa says Calvin Bassey has the qualities to become a key leader and captain for the club.
Okocha says his famous Jay-Jay nickname came from his elder brother and jokes that he still pays royalties for it.
Okocha says his famous dribble past Oliver Kahn at Frankfurt transformed his career and brought him international recognition.
FIFA ends Kevin Lamour’s tenure after he criticised Infantino and opposed a controversial commercial rights initiative.
Jay Jay Okocha says football politics, rather than club profile, contributed to his failure to win African Player of the Year.
Neymar becomes first player forced off for one minute after Santos coach fails to nominate another player under new rule.
NFF asks Super Falcons coach Justine Madugu and technical crew to step down after disappointing WAFCON campaign and World Cup setback.
