Author: Brila

Eintracht Frankfurt has Nigerian midfielder, Raphael Onyedika on the list of potential targets for the winter and summer transfer window. Frankfurt made a late attempt to sign Onyedika on the final day of the summer transfer window, but the move did not materialize. Per Florian Plettenberg Onyedika remains one of Frankfurt’s preferred options as a potential replacement for Hugo Larsson, who is courting strong interests from some top European teams. Meanwhile, the Nigerian midfielder is back after a spell on the sideline due to an injury he sustained during a Belgian Pro League match. Onyedika’s style of play aligns well…

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Brentford delivered a dominant performance, cruising past Grimsby Town with a 5–0 victory to secure their place in the League Cup quarter-finals.

Former Nigeria international, Garba Lawal has shared his thoughts on Nigeria’s World Cup qualification path and the challenges of African football.

Fulham advanced to the quarter-finals of the League Cup after a dramatic 5-4 penalty shootout win against Wycombe Wanderers, following a 1-1 draw in regulation time.

There is a quiet revolution happening in the bookmaking in Nigeria. It does not shout loudly or go viral on Twitter, but you can feel it in every football odds debate. No one is placing bets anymore; they are also thinking. The random ₦200 accumulator mindlessly created on a Friday night has turned into a mini-science.