• MAKE UNA TELL THAT SMALL BOY SAY FOOTBALL IS NOT CHO CHO CHO.
    THE REAL GOAT HAS DONE IT AGAIN
    MAKE UNA TELL THAT SMALL BOY SAY FOOTBALL IS NOT CHO CHO CHO. THE REAL 🐐 GOAT HAS DONE IT AGAIN
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  • Today, we remember The Big Boss, As both a captain and coach, Keshi led the Super Eagles with passion, pride, and an unshakable belief in Nigerian talent. He guided Nigeria to its third Africa Cup of Nations title in 2013, becoming only the second person in history to win the tournament as both player and coach.
    His leadership inspired generations, and his vision helped elevate Nigerian football on the global stage.
    Forever in our hearts, forever a Super Eagle.
    Rest in power, "Big Boss."
    Today, we remember The Big Boss, As both a captain and coach, Keshi led the Super Eagles with passion, pride, and an unshakable belief in Nigerian talent. He guided Nigeria to its third Africa Cup of Nations title in 2013, becoming only the second person in history to win the tournament as both player and coach. His leadership inspired generations, and his vision helped elevate Nigerian football on the global stage. Forever in our hearts, forever a Super Eagle. πŸ¦… Rest in power, "Big Boss."
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  • Jay-Jay Okocha, former Paris Saint-Germain player, after predicting PSG's victory in the final:

    "I told many people that PSG was going to beat Inter and lift the trophy, but nobody believed me. PSG has been in great form, and I truly believed they would win. It’s been so many years without this trophy, and I’m absolutely thrilled to see PSG finally lifting it.

    Jay-Jay Okocha made 95 appearances for PSG. So good they named him twice.“They made it look so easy

    Jay-Jay Okocha after his former team, PSG won the Champions League:Arrived in Munich for the UCL final and bumped into the legendary footballer Jay Jay Okocha - so good they named him twice

    A courteous and amiable individual. A genius with the round leather at his feet. One of the greatest talent to come out of Africa.He was signed by PSG for $18 million, after he had 30 goals, 16 assists in 62 league games for Fenerbahce from 1996-98.

    He wore jersey no. 10 in a PSG squad which had Ronaldinho, Anelka, Arteta, Heinze, Pochettino.
    Jay-Jay Okocha, former Paris Saint-Germain player, after predicting PSG's victory in the final: πŸ—£οΈπŸ—£οΈ "I told many people that PSG was going to beat Inter and lift the trophy, but nobody believed me. PSG has been in great form, and I truly believed they would win. It’s been so many years without this trophy, and I’m absolutely thrilled to see PSG finally lifting it. Jay-Jay Okocha made 95 appearances for PSG. So good they named him twice.“They made it look so easy Jay-Jay Okocha after his former team, PSG won the Champions League:Arrived in Munich for the UCL final and bumped into the legendary footballer Jay Jay Okocha - so good they named him twice A courteous and amiable individual. A genius with the round leather at his feet. One of the greatest talent to come out of Africa.He was signed by PSG for $18 million, after he had 30 goals, 16 assists in 62 league games for Fenerbahce from 1996-98. He wore jersey no. 10 in a PSG squad which had Ronaldinho, Anelka, Arteta, Heinze, Pochettino.
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  • Breaking News

    Super Eagles and Napoli striker, Victor Osimhen, has finally agreed on personal terms with top Saudi Arabian club Al Hilal.

    The striker had previously walked away from negotiations after he was not given his request of €40 million per year.

    He will make 660 Billion Naira in 4 years

    Moral lesson : It’s either my son plays football or he plays football
    Breaking News 🚨🚨🚨 Super Eagles and Napoli striker, Victor Osimhen, has finally agreed on personal terms with top Saudi Arabian club Al Hilal. The striker had previously walked away from negotiations after he was not given his request of €40 million per year. He will make 660 Billion Naira in 4 years 😳😳😳 Moral lesson : It’s either my son plays football or he plays football
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  • Aboubakar Vincent :"I think I would've done better in football if I played for bigger clubs"

    "If Cameroon qualifies, it will be my fourth participation at the World Cup.

    I joined the national team at a very young age; 18.

    If you look at my journey, I think I would've done better in football if I played for bigger clubs. I believe my impact would've been different.

    Well, Besiktas and Porto are big clubs but if I would've left Porto to a bigger club, my impact would've been different. Unfortunately, I had so many in'-ju'ries while I was playing for Porto."

    He is currently the second-highest goalscorer for Cameroon, with 48 goals, behind only Samuel Eto'o. He scored the winning goal in the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations final.

    Vincent Aboubakar holds the record for the highest goal scorer, with 8 goals in the 2021 edition. This record surpassed the previous mark set by Samuel Eto'o, who scored 5 goals in the 2006 and 2008 editions.

    This guy is so underrated πŸ‘ŒπŸΎ

    πŸ‡¨πŸ‡²Aboubakar Vincent πŸ—£οΈπŸŽ™οΈ:"I think I would've done better in football if I played for bigger clubs" "If Cameroon qualifies, it will be my fourth participation at the World Cup. I joined the national team at a very young age; 18. If you look at my journey, I think I would've done better in football if I played for bigger clubs. I believe my impact would've been different. Well, Besiktas and Porto are big clubs but if I would've left Porto to a bigger club, my impact would've been different. Unfortunately, I had so many in'-ju'ries while I was playing for Porto." He is currently the second-highest goalscorer for Cameroon, with 48 goals, behind only Samuel Eto'o. He scored the winning goal in the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations final. Vincent Aboubakar holds the record for the highest goal scorer, with 8 goals in the 2021 edition. This record surpassed the previous mark set by Samuel Eto'o, who scored 5 goals in the 2006 and 2008 editions. This guy is so underrated πŸ‘ŒπŸΎ
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  • https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/florian-wirtz-liverpool-transfer-latest-31808171
    https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/florian-wirtz-liverpool-transfer-latest-31808171
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    Florian Wirtz to Liverpool transfer latest as 'improved bid' submitted
    Liverpool have reportedly tabled a fresh bid to Bayer Leverkusen for Florian Wirtz
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  • https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/liverpool-confirm-departure-seven-players-31801147
    https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/liverpool-confirm-departure-seven-players-31801147
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    Liverpool confirm departure of seven players as eight new contracts offered
    Liverpool have announced their Premier League retained list following the end of the current season
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  • Every time His Excellency Mr. @PeterObi speaks about how the system tries to silence him, I listen. But I never imagined I would witness it firsthand—until Saturday, 31st May 2025. Let me walk you through what happened.πŸ‘‡πŸ½

    I accompanied Mr. Obi to London Business School, where he engaged in a Fireside Chat hosted by the Africa Business Club. The theme?
    “From Promise to Prosperity: Charting Africa’s Development with Political Will and Vision.”
    A powerful and inspiring session with Q & A.

    After the event, we boarded an Uber to Brentford Community Stadium, where Nigeria faced Jamaica in the Unity Cup Final. At the entrance, we ran into D’Banj, who came to perform at the event. We slipped in and sat near the Nigerian team.

    The match ended 2-2 and went to penalties. As it got intense, the crowd—mostly young Nigerians—started chanting: “Obi! Obi! Obi! Obi!”
    Some players began noticing him too.

    To avoid becoming a distraction, Mr. Obi quietly stepped back, cheering the team from a distance during the penalty shootout. But after Nigeria won, some officials invited him to join their post-match photo session.

    True to form, he politely asked them to get clearance from the officials. Suddenly, everything changed.
    One of the officials, after a phone call, returned with a hardened face and shouted: "He is not allowed to take pictures with the team!"

    Just moments earlier, the same officials were been visibly excited about Mr. Obi’s presence. The transformation was disturbing. It was clear someone had given a directive. The atmosphere shifted instantly.

    One player, still determined, tried to greet him after the photos. But from the pitch, a voice thundered:
    "You have been told not to greet him!"
    Security physically blocked the player from reaching Mr. Obi.

    The player, visibly upset, walked off the pitch straight to the dressing room. It was shocking to witness. Even efforts to see the team even in the dressing room was met with same instructions from above. Unbelievable!

    Meanwhile, both Nigerian and Jamaican fans continued swarming Mr. Obi for photos. They didn’t care about politics—only the man they respect.

    I left the stadium thinking:
    Even in football, a sport meant to unite us, politics has been weaponised.
    That moment deepened my resolve: In 2027, we must build a country where no one is silenced based on party affiliation. A nation where everyone is equal. ✊🏽
    -TheEnd-

    Mazi Ezeoke
    Every time His Excellency Mr. @PeterObi speaks about how the system tries to silence him, I listen. But I never imagined I would witness it firsthand—until Saturday, 31st May 2025. Let me walk you through what happened.πŸ‘‡πŸ½ 🧡 I accompanied Mr. Obi to London Business School, where he engaged in a Fireside Chat hosted by the Africa Business Club. The theme? “From Promise to Prosperity: Charting Africa’s Development with Political Will and Vision.” A powerful and inspiring session with Q & A. After the event, we boarded an Uber to Brentford Community Stadium, where Nigeria faced Jamaica in the Unity Cup Final. At the entrance, we ran into D’Banj, who came to perform at the event. We slipped in and sat near the Nigerian team. The match ended 2-2 and went to penalties. As it got intense, the crowd—mostly young Nigerians—started chanting: “Obi! Obi! Obi! Obi!” Some players began noticing him too. To avoid becoming a distraction, Mr. Obi quietly stepped back, cheering the team from a distance during the penalty shootout. But after Nigeria won, some officials invited him to join their post-match photo session. True to form, he politely asked them to get clearance from the officials. Suddenly, everything changed. One of the officials, after a phone call, returned with a hardened face and shouted: "He is not allowed to take pictures with the team!" Just moments earlier, the same officials were been visibly excited about Mr. Obi’s presence. The transformation was disturbing. It was clear someone had given a directive. The atmosphere shifted instantly. One player, still determined, tried to greet him after the photos. But from the pitch, a voice thundered: "You have been told not to greet him!" Security physically blocked the player from reaching Mr. Obi. The player, visibly upset, walked off the pitch straight to the dressing room. It was shocking to witness. Even efforts to see the team even in the dressing room was met with same instructions from above. Unbelievable! Meanwhile, both Nigerian and Jamaican fans continued swarming Mr. Obi for photos. They didn’t care about politics—only the man they respect. I left the stadium thinking: Even in football, a sport meant to unite us, politics has been weaponised. That moment deepened my resolve: In 2027, we must build a country where no one is silenced based on party affiliation. A nation where everyone is equal. βœŠπŸ½πŸ‡³πŸ‡¬ -TheEnd- Mazi Ezeoke
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  • Did you know the first-ever live television broadcast of a football match happened in 1937?

    It was a practice game involving Arsenal at Highbury Stadium, London—marking the dawn of a new era in sports broadcasting. Though just an experiment at the time, it laid the groundwork for the global spectacle football coverage has become today.

    From grainy black-and-white images to high-definition streams watched by millions, football has come a long way.

    For more fascinating stories from football’s rich past, follow @guardiannigeria on all social media platforms. The history of the beautiful game lives here.
    Did you know the first-ever live television broadcast of a football match happened in 1937? It was a practice game involving Arsenal at Highbury Stadium, London—marking the dawn of a new era in sports broadcasting. Though just an experiment at the time, it laid the groundwork for the global spectacle football coverage has become today. From grainy black-and-white images to high-definition streams watched by millions, football has come a long way. For more fascinating stories from football’s rich past, follow @guardiannigeria on all social media platforms. The history of the beautiful game lives here.
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  • Cristiano Ronaldo is now just 63 goals away from reaching a monumental 1,000 senior career goals!

    His goal vs Germany was:

    ⚽️ 137th goal for Portugal
    ⚽️ 937th senior career goal

    FOOTBALL LATEST UPDATES
    πŸ“ŠπŸ‡΅πŸ‡Ή Cristiano Ronaldo is now just 63 goals away from reaching a monumental 1,000 senior career goals! 😳πŸ”₯ πŸ“ˆHis goal vs Germany was: ⚽️ 137th goal for Portugal ⚽️ 937th senior career goal πŸ”΅FOOTBALL LATEST UPDATES
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  • Spain 5–4 France: Player Ratings As European Champions Spain Advance to Nations League Final
    #FootballLovers #Spain #France

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    Spain 5–4 France: Player Ratings As European Champions Spain Advance to Nations League Final #FootballLovers #Spain #France https://images2.minutemediacdn.com/image/upload/c_crop,w_3439,h_1934,x_761,y_243/c_fill,w_1080,ar_16:9,f_auto,q_auto,g_auto/images%2FvoltaxMediaLibrary%2Fmmsport%2Fsi%2F01jx0wthyvengywbfj5n.jpg
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  • https://guardian.ng/sport/football/al-hilal-make-e70m-bid-for-osimhen/
    https://guardian.ng/sport/football/al-hilal-make-e70m-bid-for-osimhen/
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    Al Hilal make €70m bid for Osimhen
    Al Hilal has made an official bid of €70 million to Napoli for the services of Super Eagles striker, Victor Osimhen
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