Author: Brila

NFF Chief Dr. Mohammed Sanusi has stated that the NFF will very soon sit with the coach of Nigeria’s U20 national team Flying Eagles Paul Aigbogun to deliberate on his technical plan for Nigeria’s participation at this summer’s FIFA U20 world cup in Poland. 

Primera de Agusto of Angola player, Kenny Anifowoshe has expressed a strong desire to take his trade to Europe soon. Kenny, who played in the Nigerian league for MFM FC told www.brila.net that he had to dump the Nigerian league for a higher level in Angola and he would still make another switch to Europe where his talent would be best appreciated and yield good financial rewards. “Leaving MFM FC to Angola is the next level that was needed for me and my career and I’m still hoping to one day play in Europe. It is every African player’s dream to play…

2013 FIFA U-17 world cup winner, Aliyu Abubakar has stated that he is not bothered that Super Eagles’ gaffer, Gernot Rohr did not hand him a call up as 23 players were invited for the 2019 AFCON qualifier against Seychelles and the international friendly against Egypt. Aliyu, 22, who plays for Slutsk FC in the Belarus topflight, told www.brila.net that Nigeria is blessed with talents and that when it is his turn, he would surely get a look-in. “Nigeria is a very big country and as such, there are so many Nigerian players plying their trade in different tiers of each league.…

Super Eagles’ invitee, Valentine Ozornwafor has thanked coaches that have built him to be a tough defender as he gets set to join 22 other players to prepare for the matches against Seychelles and Egypt.

NK Drava Ptuj of Slovenia player, Temitope Nelson has revealed that his team’s plans for the second phase of the Slovenian league are to gain as many points as possible as they countdown to Saturday.

Erstwhile national team assistant coach Joe Erico has stated that current national team handler Gernot Rohr lacks the gut to try out significant changes in the team which is why he couldn’t give home-based players the chance to be major stakeholders in the senior national team.

Victor Ezeji has concluded that the home-based players are jaded already and can forget any positive light from Super Eagles coach Gernot Rohr following the invitation of just two domestic league players in an international window where the Super Eagles will play against Seychelles and Egypt. 

Super Falcons’ striker, Desire Oparanozie has downplayed the 1-0 loss the team suffered in the final group match against Belgium at the ongoing Cyprus Women’s Cup.

Former U-23 Player and Portosantense of Portugal star, Iroha Chukwuebuka has charged the present crop of U-23 team players to remain hardworking.

Super Falcons shot stopper Tochukwu Oluehi has admitted that the team have been exposed but good enough that all these they have seen were in preparations ahead of the FIFA women’s world cup in France this summer. Oluehi speaking aftermath of Nigeria’s second defeat at the Cyprus cup where the team lost 1-0 to Belgium yesterday said the experience will benefit the team later because the purpose of playing friendly matches is to really open up areas to work on which she is sure will be well addressed before the main tournament.