Author: Brila
Brila
Africa's First & Nigeria's leading Sports Radio Station [88.9 Brila Fm]
A former member of the Nigeria Football Federation Technical and development committee Barrister Austel Elumelu has advised the leadership of the NFF to be cautious in the implementation of the provision to have current Nigeria’s Super Eagles handler Gernot Rohr incorporate Nigerian league players into the national team.
Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen has been voted Player of the Season by French Ligue 1 club Lille.
Manchester United to pick up half of Odion Ighalo’s £300,000-a-week wages in addition to fresh loan fees paid to Shanghai Shenhua.
Almeria defender Valentine Ozornwafor has disclosed his excitement at the return of football actions in Spain.
Boxing great Floyd Mayweather has offered to cover the funeral expenses for George Floyd, the 46-year-old Black-American man whose death while in police custody in Minneapolis prompted protests across the United States.
Former Super Eagles player Godwin Okpara has tasked national team handler coach Gernot Rohr to simply see what he can do with a few of the players in the domestic league as a way of developing players in the league and helping to build competition among league players as well as the confidence level of players in the league.
Atromitos of Greece and Nigerian striker Abiola Dauda has stated that the target of having to win the next Africa cup of nations handed by the Nigeria Football Federation to Super Eagles coach Gernot Rohr is a good enough condition.
Shooting stars General Manager Rasheed Balogun has stated that league cancellation must not be an option as the discussion on how to end the league continues to generate reactions among fans and stakeholders in Nigerian football.
Dakada FC of Uyo player Ibukun Harrison has stated that the return of league football in Nigeria should be based on safety and not just following the European template.
Assistant coach of Nigeria’s women basketball national team Peter Ahmedu has stated that it will be tough for players plying their trade in Nigeria to make the cut to play for the D’Tigress at the Olympics.
