Author: Brila

Former Cameroon assistant coach Patrick Kluivert has returned to Barcelona after agreeing to become their Director of Youth Football until June 2021.

Flying Eagles defender, Valentine Ozornwafor has joined his new Galatasaray teammates in their pre-season games after completing his move from Nigerian side Enyimba International.

Super Eagles stars Kenneth Omeruo, Oghenekaro Etebo, Jamilu Collins, John Ogu and others will be in the ancient city of Benin on Saturday to grace the wedding of Galatasaray winger Henry Onyekuru.

Super Eagles winger Moses Simon who was bred in Kaduna state through his formative years and started his football career in the state, was received by the deputy governor of the state.

As expected, PAOK has confirmed the arrival of Nigeria international midfielder Anderson Esiti in Greece after a four-year contract with the former Genk player.

Six days after the end of 2019 Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt, Nigeria moved twelve spots up from 45th to 33rd in FIFA’s latest rankings.

The Super Eagles have not had much luck when sporting the deep-green jersey. It was the jersey we adorned when we lost to Croatia in our first game at the 2018 World Cup.

Nigeria’s U-21 team lost their classification match against Japan 26-16 on Wednesday at the 2019 World Junior Men’s IHF Handball Championship in Spain.

General secretary of the Handball Federation of Nigeria and leader of Nigeria’s delegation to the International handball Federation U20 world cup in Spain Haruna Maigidansanma has hailed the Nigeria U20 team for putting in a spirited effort despite the team’s inability to make it out of the group stage at the tournament. Maigidansanma speaking in a chat with www.brila.net said the players have given a good fight but unfortunately their efforts wasn’t good enough while stating that the Federation will continue to work well with more youth players and hopefully get a better and stronger U20 team in the nearest…

Chairperson of the Nigeria Women Football League organisers of the Nigeria women Premier league Aisha Falode has called for more support for the women football league in Nigeria following the commencement of the new season which kicked off yesterday across various centers in the federation. Falode speaking on the women league enjoin more fans to throng the venues even more than previous seasons and also urged referees to uphold fairness in their officiating in the new women football league season while calling for strategic partnerships with the private sector in different categories to latch on the growing women league brand…