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Brighton's expensive new Nigerian signing, Zadok Yohanna, has revealed that his style of play has earned him comparisons to Riyad Mahrez, while his manager has called for patience during his integration into the Premier League.
Tuchel says Jude Bellingham must fight for his England World Cup place, stressing strong squad depth with multiple starters competing, meaning no player is guaranteed automatic selection.
Nigerian hurdling star Tobi Amusan has set another record at a competition in Taiwan, reinforcing her status as one of the world's best in the women's 100m hurdles.
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Calvin Bassey and Ola Aina remain Nigeria's most expensive defensive assets, while impressive club campaigns have propelled Igoh Ogbu and Chidozie Nwaiwu into the top five most valuable Super Eagles defenders.
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Alex Iwobi and new left-back Christian Akpan have joined the Super Eagles camp in Portugal, with Samuel Chukwueze scheduled to arrive on Friday ahead of their high-profile friendly in Lisbon.
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Manchester City and Chelsea have joined Newcastle and Brighton in a fierce, record-breaking £20 million transfer tug-of-war to sign 18-year-old Nigerian sensation Zadok Yohanna from Swedish club AIK.
Even though Nigeria missed out on qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the country will still have representation at the tournament through a Nigerian official appointed by FIFA.
Paul Onuachu was on target for Nigeria, while Terem Moffi also scored as the Super Eagles produced another strong attacking display despite missing several key players.
Nigeria’s strong run under head coach Eric Chelle continued on Wednesday, but the Super Eagles were held to a frustrating 2-2 draw against Poland after conceding a late equaliser in an international friendly.
Tennis fans are preparing for a major moment in the sport as Serena Williams is set to return to competitive action at the HSBC Championships at Queen’s Club in London next week, marking her first professional appearance in nearly four years.
Afrobeats star Davido is set to headline a FIFA World Cup 2026 countdown concert, with organisers announcing plans to celebrate global football culture through music, entertainment, and fan engagement ahead of the tournament.
All 48 competing nations have locked in their final 26-man rosters for the expanded 2026 FIFA World Cup, showcasing a mix of seasoned veterans and elite teenage wonderkids.
