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DR Congo and Villarreal striker Cedric Bakambu is close to becoming the most expensive African player ever and also the highest paid African footballer.
Barring injury – World’s oldest and under contract Footballer Kazuyoshi Miura – also known as “King Kazu” – will play a 33rd professional season aged 50. Miura, who began his professional career at Santos in 1986, scored one goal for Yokohama in 12 appearances last season and is likely to continue his role as a super-sub heading into the 2018 campaign. That one goal broke his own record as the J-League’s oldest scorer. “I will always play my heart out and hope to continue to grow (as a player),” Miura told Kyodo News after signing his new deal. The Japanese legend has been at Yokohama since…
Spanish attacker, Alvaro Morata was brought in to replace his Compatriot, Diego Costa who had fallen out with Manager Antonio Conte at the Stamford Bridge at the beginning of the current campaign.
Chairman of Brila Group, Dr. Larry Izamoje has described the proposed June 2 Wembley friendly as a very good one for Nigeria but a mismatch for the hosts, England.
Arsenal fans are livid over their recent loss to Nottingham Forest and another underwhelming draw with Chelsea in the Carabao Cup yesterday. The popular ”Wenger Out’ chants have once again reappeared and this time, will the rants from angry fans make Arsene Wenger take a drastic decision or will it just go unnoticed like before? Watch video to see what Arsenal fans are saying about their recent struggles.
Serena Williams is known for being a powerful force on the tennis court, but these days, the competitive sports player is channeling her softer side, thanks to motherhood.
Victor Moses and Ainsley Maitland-Niles put up a show on Wednesday night in the first-leg semi-final of the Carabao Cup at Stamford Bridge.
Belgium Superstar, Eden Hazard will likely sign for La Liga side Real Madrid in the summer transfer window, according to reports.
