20 year old Millwall midfield sensation Wilfred Oluwafemi Onyedinma is yet to decide on his international future, keeping his options open between Nigeria and England, the two nations he is eligible to represent.

Onyedinma started making waves at Millwall since the age of 17, and at 18 he was voted Man of the Match on his full debut against Charlton Athletic, which caught the eyes of several big teams in England.

Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City reportedly made checks on his progress but an official move wasn’t made, which made him to remain at Millwall where he has grown in leaps and bounds.

He is a full fledged member of the first team of the League One side at the age of 20, and very noticeable is the club decision to hand him the iconic number 10 jersey.

His international future is however up for grabs as he is yet to be called up by Nigeria or England at any level. For now he has shelved talks about his international future as he is focused on making the step up from Millwall to a team in the upper tier of English football.

Chelsea continued their march to the Premier League title with a 3-1 win over Swansea City which puts them 11 points clear of Manchester City in second position.

Swansea didn’t make it easy for the Blues, especially after Fernando Llorente headed home an equaliser for his side on the dot of half-time to draw scores level going into the break.

Victor Moses was largely blamed for the equaliser scored by Swansea City as the wingback was caught ball watching, which allowed Llorente sneaked behind him to head home a delivery from Gylfi Sigurdsson.

Expectedly Chelsea fans took to twitter to fault his awareness with many agreeing that he should have done better in the build up to the goal.

The Nigerian alleged error was redeemed by goals from Pedro Rodriguez and Diego Costa which handed Chelsea a 3-1 win, with Moses departing the game for Kurt Zouma with few minutes left to play.

Nigerian forward Emmanuel Dennis Bonaventure scored his third goal of the season, which happened to be the opening goal for Zorya against Dynamo Kiev in their 1-3 loss.

The Football Academy Abuja (FAA) trainee opened scoring for his team in the 4th minute but watched helplessly as his team crumbled to a 1-3 loss, in a game where they were reduced to 10 men following a red card picked up by one of their players in the 86th minute.

19 year old Bonaventure will forever cherish the goal as it came against the team that first showed interest in him after his dazzling display for FAA in a youth tournament few years ago.

Bonaventure now has three goals from 7 games this season in Ukraine, as he has also found the back of the net in games against Olimpik Donetsk, Stal Kamainske and Dynamo Kiev.

Nicknamed Neymar by his friends and teammates due to his hairstyle which is similar to that of Brazilian and Barcelona forward Neymar.

Kenneth Omeruo continued his fine form for his loan side Alanyaspor with a goal in their 3-1 win over Adanaspor in a Turkish Super Lig game.

Omeruo struck in the 37th minute of their clash against Adanaspor to give his team a two goal cushion in the tie, and in the process ended a five year goal drought.

He last scored during his loan spell at ADO Den Haag in 2012, when he scored against VV Venlo in a 2-1 loss for his team, the same season he scored his first professional goal for the team in their 3-0 win over Groningen.

23 year old Omeruo who is in his six stint away from Stamford Bridge since joining the team in 2012, has so far been one of the best players for his current loan side in the league.

Aside his primary role as a central defender, he has filled in admirably well as a defensive midfielder in some games this season as well as playing as a full back both at club and national level.

Former Leicester City forward Gary Lineker who holds the record for the most goals for an English man at the World Cup has slammed sacked Leicester City manager Claudio Ranieri for his trust in Ahmed Musa which lead to his sack.

Ranieri was reportedly fired for starting the Nigerian ahead of Demarai Gray against Sevilla, a decision which angered the senior players of Leicester City and lead to the axing of the manager.

Lineker who is however unhappy with the decision to sack the coach, was however critical of his blind trust in the former CSKA Moscow man Musa, who has failed to live up to his price tag since his move from Russia.

His post on social media, also suggest that he wants the Nigerian to follow the manager out of the King Power Stadium.

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“Defend Claudio to the end after last season but his faith in Musa is baffling. Now I’ve said it, please prove me wrong,” Lineker wrote on his Twitter page.

Lineker, who holds England’s record for most goals in the World Cup with 10, added on his Twitter page. “Haha beautifully timed tweet. Bye Musa.”

It was a Friday to forget for three Nigerian players as their respective teams in Europe suffer heavy defeats at the hands of their opponents in yesterday’s game.

In Croatia Theophilus Solomon failed to pick up from where he left off last year, as for the second game running, the 21 year old fired blanks but this time around unlike last week when his team Istra won, they were trashed 4-0 by Hajduk Split in yesterday’s game.

There was no Man of the Match award for Arsenal loanee Kelechi Nwakali unlike last week, as his loan side MVV Maastricht crash to a 4-0 loss to Cambuur despite his presence on the pitch for the entire duration of the game.

Super Eagles deputy left back Kingsley Madu was handed a rare start by the coach of Belgian side Zulte-Waregem but it ended up as a game to forget for the 22 year old as his team were thrashed 4-0 by Club Brugge.

Friday night games in various European leagues witnessed games involving teams with Nigerian players on their books.

In Turkey Godfrey Obaboana, Bright Edomwonyi and Nosa Igiebor started for Rizespor, with Edomwonyi leaving the pitch in the 68th minute as they crash to a 2-4 loss to visiting Kayserispor, with Raheem Lawal among the goal scorers for the visitors.

Lawal was however substituted in the 69th minute after a nasty kick to his head in the game which Igiebor set up the opener for his team, who ended the game with 10 men following a red card.

Still in Turkey, Hungarian-Nigerian defender Kenneth Otigba was an unused substitute for Kasimpasa in their 4-0 win over Bursaspor with Samuel Emem Eduok coming on for Kasimpasa with seven minutes left to play.

In Germany, Victor Osimhen missed Wolfsburg 1-2 loss to Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga while in the second division Suleiman Abdullahi replaced Dominik Kumbela as his team Eintracht Braunschweig secure all three points against Sandhausen.

Meanwhile George Akpabio got off the mark for his new side Hapoel Katamon Jerusalem scoring on the dot of regulation time to round up a comprehensive 4-0 win over Maccabi Herzliya in the Isreali second division.