Haaland played down transfer rumours, set to remain in dortmund

The Norwegian recognised that the whole of Borussia Dortmund is eager to enjoy football again and has played down rumours about his future
A lot has been written about Erling Haaland in the last few months. During the break caused by the coronavirus, the interest from the big teams has clearly gone from strength to strength.

Ex-Arsenal goalkeeper, Peter Cech - "I left Chelsea because of Courtois"

Ex-Arsenal goalkeeper, Peter Cech, told why he decided to leave Chelsea back then. The 'culpable' person was current Real Madrid goalkeeper, Thibaut Courtois.
In the summer of 2015, Cech opted to change teams. He said goodbye to Chelsea and moved to Arsenal.

Liverpool Klopp chooses Messi above Ronaldo

The world of football is divided between those that think Leo Messi is the best in the world and those that say Cristiano Ronaldo is. Jürgen Klopp belongs to the first group.

Seeing two stars of the level of Leo Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo for 15 years at the highest level is only for the privileged. The fight to consider who is better never ends.

Moses pledge to take Eagles to the promised land in 2018 World Cup

Super Eagles and Chelsea of England wing back, Victor Moses has said that his only regret this year was his “being squeezed out of the three-man shortlist to become African Player of the Year”, behind Gabon’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Egypt’s Mo Salah and Senegal’s Sadio Mane – a decision that angered the Nigerian Football Federation.

River State Gov. Wike forces Rivers United FC spokemen to kneel and apologize(pic)

River State Governor, Nyesom Wike forces Rivers United FC spokemen to kneel and apologize for embarrassing his Government.

Abraham has no regrets for snubing Nigeria

New England call-up Tammy Abraham says he never considered playing for Nigeria at international level despite repeated overtures from the Nigerian Football Federation.

Abraham’s father is Nigerian and a childhood friend of Nigerian federation president Amaju Pinnick, who claimed in September that Abraham had decided to play for the west African country.

Moyes named West Ham manager following Bilic exit

West Ham United have appointed David Moyes as their manager to replace Slaven Bilic who was sacked on Monday, the English Premier League club said on Tuesday. Croatian Bilic was sacked following a meeting with club officials.

West Ham had dropped into the relegation zone after a 1-4 home defeat by Liverpool left them with two wins in 11 league games. “It’s a big job we have in hand now, but I‘m sure with everybody together we can get the right results between now and the end of the season,” Moyes said in a video posted on West Ham’s Twitter account. Joint Chairman David Sullivan said the club would benefit from Moyes’ experience in the Premier League.

Breaking!! Chelsea technical director steps down

Chelsea on Monday announced that its technical director, Michael Emenalo has stepped down from his position.

Check out the reason why West Ham manager Slaven Bilic was sacked

…As David Moyes declares interest to manage West Ham.

Slaven Bilic was fired as manager of West Ham on Monday after the team dropped into the Premier League’s relegation zone following another big loss.

Bilic had acknowledged his position was precarious after the 4-1 home loss to Liverpool on Saturday. “Disappointed, but not in the club. I expected it,” Bilic said outside the West Ham’s training ground after meeting with members of the club’s board. “It’s a very logical move.”

Just in: West Ham sack manager Slaven Bilic today

West Ham sacked manager Slaven Bilic on Monday after a poor run of results that have left the club languishing in the Premier League’s relegation zone.

The club announced the departure of the Croatian, appointed in June 2015, following a chastening 4-1 loss to Liverpool at the London Stadium on Saturday that leaves them 18th in the table and facing a fight for survival.

Man Utd desperate to close gaps on Man city, says Smalling after loosing to Chelsea

Chris Smalling says Manchester United will regroup after their damaging defeat to Chelsea as they desperately try to close the gap on runaway Premier League leaders Manchester City.

Jose Mourinho’s team — who kept pace with Pep Guardiola’s City in the early weeks of the campaign — go into the international break second in the Premier League but a whopping eight points behind their rivals after Sunday’s 1-0 loss at Stamford Bridge.

Forget Joshua, face our hungry boxers first, Obisia tells Sports Minister, Dalung

Former world boxing light and welterweight contender, Obisia Nwankpa has decried the state of boxing in the country, saying that Nigeria will continue to stumble in international meets, unless urgent steps are taken to redress the state of the sport.

The former African and Commonwealth champion and now amateur boxing coach, was speaking against the background of the recent Anthony Joshua’s fight against Carlos Takam and the attendant hoopla by Nigerian government and sports officials, particularly the Sports Minister, Solomon Dalung who led a delegation to Scotland to watch Joshua beat his opponent.

Chioma Ajunwa Global Youth Concept supports NFFC

The launch of Red Card to Deaths on the Mediterranean Sea and Sahara Desert by the Nigeria Football Fans Congress has received backing from the Chioma Ajunwa Global Youth Concept, a body concerned with the development and well-being of youths in the country.

The programme which was unveiled to the press yesterday at the Ayinde Giwa secretariat of the Nigeria Football Supporters Club is aimed at using football to curb the incessant illegal movement of Nigerian youths across the desert up to the Mediterranean Sea in a bid to cross to Europe for the proverbial Greener Pastures.

Morata, Lukaku seek return to form as Chelsea clash Man Utd

Alvaro Morata and Romelu Lukaku will be under pressure to fire their teams back into the Premier League title race when the misfiring strikers clash in Chelsea’s showdown with Manchester United on Sunday.

Chelsea forward Morata and United front man Lukaku were the toast of their clubs after celebrating their close-season transfers with a barrage of goals.