Friday, 9 December 2016

Eagles coach In England For Talks With Chelsea Duo Ola Aina & Tammy Abrahams, Ibe & Anichebe Too

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Coach of the Super Eagles of Nigeria Gernot Rohr arrived England yesterday to hold talks with Anglo-Nigerian players over committing their international future to Nigeria.
Rohr was with Wolverhampton Wanderers shot stopper Carl Ikeme yesterday to check up on the progress of the 30 year old, who only recently returned from an injury that made him miss Nigeria’s last game against Algeria.
The manager will meet with Sunderland forward Victor Anichebe later today over his plans for the power playing forward to return back to the team, he last played for in 2012.
However top of the manager’s menu will be talks with three England youth internationals over switching their international future to Nigeria.
Tammy Abrahams, Ola Aina and Jordon Ibe are all going to meet with the Nigeria manager, who will roll out his plans for them and that of the Super Eagles ahead the resumption of World Cup 2018 qualifiers.

Sunday, 4 December 2016

Mikel Ten Million Euros Wage Demand Scuppers Valencia Deal  .
Chelsea star John Obi Mikel has turned down a move to La Liga club Valencia after they failed to meet his wage demands.


The Nigeria skipper found himself out of favour at Stamford Bridge after representing the Dream Team at the 2016 Olympic Games, and his representatives are looking to find him a club in the January transfer window.

Valencia had offered Mikel three million euros wages per season, which was deemed insufficient by the holding midfielder.

A move to Asia looks the most feasible option as he has demanded ten million euros wages per season from interested clubs.

The 29-year-old Mikel is in the final six months of his contract with the Blues.
OPARANOZIE, OSHOALA  Named In AWCON Team Of The Tournament
 
   Arsenal Striker Oshoala, Two Nigeria Stars Named In AWCON Team Of The TournamentNigerian players included in the 2016 African Women Cup of Nations Team of the Tournament includes  Desire Oparanozie, Asisat Oshoala and Osinachi Ohale .


In a 4-4-2 formation, the Nigeria number 8 led the frontline alongside second highest scorer Oparanozie.

Super Falcons netminder Jonathan Alaba and Washington Spirit striker Francisca Ordega are among the six players on the substitutes bench.

Oshoala scored six goals to win the Golden Boot award while Gabrielle Onguene of Cameroon was named Best Player.

AWCON Best Eleven

Goalkeeper: Annette NGO NDOM (Cameroon)

Defenders: Meffoumetou Tcheno FALONE (Cameroon), Osinachi OHALE (Nigeria), Janine VAN WYK (South Africa), Linda ESHUN (Ghana)

Midfielders: Jermaine SEOPOSENWE (South Africa), Raisa FEUDJIO TCHUANYO (Cameroon), Elizabeth ADDO (Ghana), Gabrielle ABOUDI ONGUENE (Cameroon)

Forwards: Ugochi Desire OPARANOZIE (Nigeria), Asisat Lamina OSHOALA (Nigeria)

Substitutes

Alaba JONATHAN (Nigeria), Marie AWONA (Cameroon), Janet EGYIR (Ghana), Francisa ORDEGA (Nigeria), Portia BOAKYE (Ghana), Nothando VILAKAZI (South Africa)