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Wolverhampton Wanderers head coach Rob Edwards has acknowledged that striker Tolu Arokodare and teammate Mateus Mane were involved in a recent disagreement, but insists the matter has been resolved internally. Speaking during a media session on Friday, Edwards downplayed the situation, describing it as a minor issue that happened weeks ago and has since been handled. “It happened a while back. These things aren’t unusual in football. We dealt with it and moved on,” he said in comments reported by the BBC. He added that emotions can run high, especially during a tough season, but maintained that the squad remains…
Miles Leaburn, a former Chelsea academy player now starring for Charlton Athletic, has revealed that French playmaker Rayan Cherki once rejected the chance to join Chelsea during his early years. Cherki, who recently completed a summer move to Manchester City, has built a strong reputation since leaving Olympique Lyonnais in a deal reportedly worth around £34 million. The 22-year-old enjoyed an impressive campaign, contributing 11 goals and 14 assists in 49 appearances, and helping his side lift the EFL Cup. According to Leaburn, Cherki had the opportunity to join Chelsea’s youth setup back in 2015 when he was just 12…
Nigeria Football, once rated 5th in global rankings and a proud symbol of national unity, is today suffocating under the grip of politics of exclusion and deeply rooted corruption. This is no longer a whispered discontent; it is an open revolt. Former players—the true custodians of Nigeria’s football legacy—are stepping forward in droves, demanding accountability, dignity, and reform. With ex-players such as Jumbo Awala in court in Bayelsa State, Samuel Otone in Delta State, Ikechukwu Ewenzor in Lagos, and the recent declaration by former national team captain, Chief Segun Odegbami, that he is heading to court to seek justice, many…
Nigerian midfielder Fisayo Dele-Bashiru is on the verge of making history as he prepares to feature in the Coppa Italia final with SS Lazio next month. Dele-Bashiru will be aiming to become the fifth Nigerian to lift the prestigious Italian domestic cup when Lazio face Inter Milan in the final. The Rome-based club secured their place in the showpiece match after overcoming Atalanta BC in a tense semi-final encounter that was decided on penalties. A victory in the final would see Dele-Bashiru join an exclusive group of Nigerian players who have previously won the competition. Former Super Eagles striker Obafemi…
Akor Adams has urged the Super Eagles to begin immediate and serious preparations for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, warning that delays could cost the team another appearance on football’s biggest stage. The Sevilla FC striker stressed that building toward the tournament cannot be postponed, insisting that the groundwork must start now and continue consistently over the coming years. Nigeria’s recent World Cup history has been disappointing. The Super Eagles failed to qualify for the 2022 edition after losing to fierce rivals Ghana national football team in the playoff round. Hopes of returning to the global tournament were dashed again…
Former Nigeria international and Super Eagles striker, Michael Eneramo, has tragically passed away after collapsing during a training session in Kaduna on Friday morning. Reports indicate that the 40-year-old forward slumped while participating in routine training activities. Medical attention was reportedly administered immediately, and efforts were made to revive him, but he could not be resuscitated. His sudden death has shocked teammates, coaches, and football followers both in Nigeria and abroad, especially given his continued involvement in the sport even after retiring from top-level football. Eneramo was a well-known figure in African and European football circles during his active years.…
Nigerian singer and songwriter Ikpa Udo returns with another impressive release titled “Locked In.” Building on his growing reputation for delivering relatable lyrics and infectious melodies, the new track showcases his consistency and creative range. With its engaging vibe and polished sound, “Locked In” further cements his place as one of the emerging voices to watch in the Nigerian music scene.DOWNLOAD HERE:
Nigerian singer and songwriter Ikpa Udo has unveiled a brand new single titled “What’s Going On.” Known for his unique sound and storytelling style, he brings fresh energy to this release, delivering a track that blends engaging lyrics with a captivating rhythm. The song further highlights his artistry and continues to build his presence in the Nigerian music scene.
Released by Records DK, this Akwa Ibom-inspired song showcases Ikpa Udo alongside Magnito in a vibrant collaboration. You can stream or download both recent and older tracks from Ikpa Udo, including Ayakid, in MP3 format below.
Chelsea FC have parted ways with manager Liam Rosenior following a disappointing run of results, with the decision coming shortly after a heavy 3-0 loss to Brighton. Rosenior’s departure has now placed him in the record books for the wrong reasons. According to Opta statistics, he reached 10 defeats in just 23 matches in charge of Chelsea, registering 11 wins and two draws. That makes him the fastest Chelsea manager to hit double digit losses since Glen Hoddle, who reached the same mark in 20 games back in November 1993. The club has moved quickly to steady the ship, appointing…