Author: Brila

Former Chelsea, Real Madrid and Manchester United Manager Jose Mourinho is keen to return to management but has stressed he is waiting for the right opportunity.

Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday signed the Everton midfielder Idrissa Gueye on a four-year deal. The 29-year-old Senegal international joins the French champions after three years with the Merseysiders.

Super Eagles and CD Leganes defender Kenneth Omeruo says he is impressed with the turnout at the 2019 AFCON and has hailed the Confederation of Africa Football for moving the tournament from winter to summer. Omeruo said in an interview with Brila.net that historic edition which has 24 teams and played in the month of June-July ranks amongst the best on all levels – organization, infrastructure, technical and tactical abilities and to mention but few. “Changing the period from January – February to June – July was A brilliant idea because most of the players lost their places…

Nigeria’s U17 national team assistant coach Nduka Ugbade has stated that he hopes the Nigeria Football Federation help expedite action on the resumption of camping exercises to aid preparation for the FIFA U17 world cup which is now less than three months from now.

D’Tigress star Evelyne Akhator has stated that the preparation of Nigeria’s women basketball national team has been going on well and that everyone is set for the challenge and battle of competing again.

Lobi stars FC coach Gbenga Ogunbote has stated that he is very well aware of the level of expectation from the Makurdi based side after been unveiled yesterday as the new substantive coach of the side following the demise of former coach late Solomon Ogbeide and has therefore promised to improve the fortune of the team. Ogunbote speaking in a chat with www.brila.net said the job is challenging because of the profile and reputation he has built for himself over time as a coach who will always better any team he handles. He also added that all he can promise…

Flying Eagles forward Success Makanjuola has revealed his personal ambition of playing at the highest level for his fatherland, Nigeria.

Flying Eagles and Enyimba International forward Wasiu Alalade has expressed his joy after making a return to action from a long spell on the sidelines.

Bournemouth have signed Nigeria-born Danish midfielder Philip Billing from Huddersfield Town on a long-term contract, the Premier League club said on Monday. Bournemouth did not reveal details of the transfer fee but British media reported the south-coast club had paid 15 million pounds ($18.33 million) for the 23-year-old who signed a five-year contract. Billing, who made 27 league appearances last season when Huddersfield were relegated to the Championship, was voted the players’ player of the year and players’ young player of the year in the club’s annual awards. “I’m delighted to become an AFC Bournemouth player,” Billing said…

The Flying Eagles of Nigeria who got to the knockout stages of the FIFA World Cup, has resumed camping ahead of the All Africa Games that will take place in Rabat, Morocco.