Former Schalke 04 defender Hiannick Kamba has been spotted alive four years after he was declared dead in a car accident.
Netherlands manager Ronald Koeman is in hospital in Amsterdam with heart problems, his agent has confirmed.
Juventus forward Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly stuck in Madeira as his private jet remains grounded in Madrid.
Minister of Youth and Sports Development Mr. Sunday Dare has described the late Rashidi Yekini as one of the best strikers the African continent has produced on the eighth year anniversary of his death.
As today makes it exactly 8 years, Nigeria’s all-time record goalscorer Rashidi Yekini passed away, his former club Gateway United FC also joined fans across the globe to celebrate and extoll the virtues of the Kwara State-born striker.
Former Super Eagles captain John Mikel Obi has distributed food items including rice, noodles, and beans to families in Jos, Plateau State.
Nigeria Football Federation has celebrated Super Eagles star Alex Iwobi who turns 24 today, May 3rd 2020.
The Nigerian football governing body took to the social media handle to wish the Everton forward a lovely birthday.
“Happy birthday @NGSuperEagles midfielder, @alexiwobi. Have agood one.”NFF tweeted.
Born in Lagos, Iwobi moved to England with his parents at the age of four and grew up in Newham, London, where he began his journey into the round leather game.
He joined Arsenal at the age of eight and went on to play for the club at the senior and made over 149 appearances, winning the FA Cup before his departure last summer.
Iwobi who was named 2016 CAF Youth Player of the Year is currently the most expensive Nigeria players following his £30m transfer to Everton.
He has made Super Eagles appearances for the Super Eagles, playing at the 2018 world cup in Russia and 2019 African cup of Nations in Egypt where the team finished third.
Super Eagles midfielder Simon Moses has welcomed another child with his partner, Ibukun.
President National Union Of Nigeria player’s President Tijani Babangida has called on well-meaning Nigerians to lend a helping hand to helpless former Nigerian players in their different communities.
Chelsea and Three lions midfielder Ross Barkley has expressed his desire to meet his Nigerian father who broke up with his mother when he was a little child.