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Nigeria-born England International forward Eniola Aluko has signed for Italian champions Juventus. The 31-year-old England international signed off from the London club with a second Women’s Super League title, where she also won two FA Cups. Eniola Aluko had the option to stay with Chelsea, but told BBC Sport last month that she wanted to “do something different”. “I’m in the last phase of my career and if I didn’t do it now, I’m not sure when it would’ve happened,” she said. More follows…

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A first-half goal from Tomáš Kalas in a rain-delayed Pre-world Cup friendly in Austria was not the preparation the Super Eagles were hoping for as they head to Russia. The Gernot Rohr-led squad could take some positives away from their 2-1 defeat to England on Saturday, but there were few four days later, as Kalas’ first-half opener secured a slender victory for the Czechs, who were thrashed 4-0 by Australia on Friday. Premier League stars Wilfried Ndidi, Alex Iwobi, John Obi Mikel and Victor Moses all started but were unable to provide the attacking spark needed to break…

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English Premier League giants, Manchester United have announced the signing of FC Porto defender Diogo Dalot on a long-term deal. Reports had earlier emerged that United were considering a surprise move for the 19-year-old, who only made his first-team debut for Porto as recently as October. However, after completing a medical with United earlier this week, United Chiefs have confirmed the arrival of the Portugal Under-21 international on a five-year contract. Manager Jose Mourinho told the club’s official website: “Diogo is an extremely talented young defender with all the qualities to quickly become a great player for this club. Dalot is United’s second signing of the…

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Nigeria will play their final warm-up game against the Czech Republic on Wednesday, June 6, as they look to put finishing touches to their preparations ahead of the 2018 World Cup. The Nigeria Super Eagles are one of the dominant forces in African football and they find themselves in the World Cup finals once again this summer. Since qualifying for the first time in 1994, the Super Eagles have missed only one tournament (failing to qualify for Germany in 2006), but are yet to make it as far as the final eight stage. They have been handed a tough group…

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