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20 year old Cercle Brugge midfield maestro Lawrence Agyekum has confirmed his eligibility and willingness to play for the senior national team of Nigeria despite his Ghanaian roots.

On loan to the Belgium side from Austrian side RB Salzburg he has been one of the standout performers in the Belgium top division this season with 14 games under his belt so far. Nine in the league, four in the Europa League and also one in the qualifiers.

At Salzburg he played more with the B team FC Liefering in the second division, but he boast of four first team appearance with the main team in the top division. The loan is meant to help him develop further.

His performances have already opened up talks about Cercle Brugge taking up the option of signing him permanently at the end of his loan spell. His contract with Salzburg runs till the summer of 2025.

Registered as a Ghanaian , he told OwnGoalNigeria.com in an exclusive chat that he is eligible for Nigeria through his mother, and won’t hesitate to jump at the chance of playing for Nigeria if he is called up by coach Austine Eguavoen.

” My father is from Ghana but my mother is Nigerian. I can play for both nations. That’s one part that many people don’t know about me and if the chance to play for Super Eagles comes, I won’t say no”, he revealed.

” I have love for both countries and want to see them do well. Not too good for Ghana in the AFCON qualifiers but they are doing well in the world cup qualifiers. For Nigeria reverse is the case. I follow both closely”, he stated.

Nigeria international forward Victor Boniface survived a ghastly car accident few hours after netting the match winner for Bayer Leverkusen in their 2-1 win over Eintracht Frankfurt, OwnGoalNigeria.com reports.

Boniface scored his fifth goal in seven Bundesliga game this season with the winner for his team in the 71st minute, eight minutes before he was subbed off. Few hours later he posted the picture of his car which was badly damaged in an accident.

” God say my time never reach”, he posted on his Instagram story. A statement which literally translates to God says it’s not yet my time. He shared a video of his badly damaged Mercedes Benz car as well.

He sustained a hand injury which he also displayed in the video. That is the only scare he got from the crash as reports say he is a stable condition and doesn’t need further medical attention.

The details of the crash and what led to it is expected to be known in the coming days with, the German authorities expected to investigate the crash that left the front of his car badly damaged.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) says there is no truth in reports that a three man shortlist for the award of the African Player of the year has been made known , OwnGoalNigeria.com can exclusively reveal.

On loan Napoli striker Victor Osimhen of Nigeria is the current holder of the award , but he is not expected the retain the crown he won last year after a not too impressive season for Napoli and also the Super Eagles at the AFCON.

His international teammate Ademola Lookman who was top scorer for Nigeria at the AFCON, and also fired a hattrick in the final of the Europa League for Atalanta in their 3-0 win over Bayer Leverkusen is the hot favorite for the title.

Reports of a three man list of Ademola Lookman, Victor Boniface and Brahim Diaz for the award has gone viral in the past days , but a member of the CAF media committee has dismissed the report as false.

” Like everyone else we (CAF) saw it on the internet. It didn’t come from CAF so it should be dismissed. All announcements for the previous editions has been handled by our media team and nothing has changed in that regards”, he said in an exclusive chat with OwnGoalNigeria.com.

The Libyan Football Federation (LFF) has begged the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to temper justice with mercy after the suspended game against the senior national team of Nigeria,OwnGoalNigeria.com reports.

CAF suspended the AFCON qualifiers game between Libya and Nigeria after the Nigerian team was left stranded at the airport 16 hours upon arrival for the game, with Libyan authority instructing their flight away from it’s initial landing base to an abandoned airport, 300km away from the city of the game.

Nasser Al-Suwaie the Secretary-General of the football body in Libya, who is now in charge of running football in the country in the aftermath of the resignation of the FA president says they have responded to the query served on them by CAF.

Al-Suwaie added that the Libyan Federation did not change the course of the plane’s landing to Al-Abraq Airport, and the reason for changing the plane’s landing to Al-Abraq was a decision by the Libyan state, and that the sovereignty of the Libyan state must be respected by everyone.

In their submission he begged for mercy for their act of leaving the Super Eagles stranded at the airport for over 18 hours, saying it was due to logistics issues after the diversion of the flight which wasn’t done by the football association.

Speaking to the media in Libya, he said they hope to get a favourable judgement from CAF, but expressed fears that some certain individuals in CAF are pushing for the decision to favour Nigeria. An alarm which can best be described as false.

In a statement released by the NFF Al-Suwaie was called upon the arrival of the Nigerian team in Libya, and promised to be with them in 30 minutes time. A promise he made twice before finally switching off his phone. An act that was recorded and submitted to CAF by the Nigerian authority.

Also their claims that they were badly treated by Nigeria has been trashed by CAF as it was addressed during the pre match meeting ahead of the 1-0 win for Nigeria in Uyo, the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) stated their part which was accepted by all parties.

The international future of 17 year old Oghenetejiri Kenneth Adejenughure is firmly in the hands of the Austrian national team following his invitation to a training camp by the coach of the senior national team Ralf Ragnick, OwnGoalNigeria.com reports.

Rated As the next big thing in Austrian football and already linked to teams like Manchester United, Borussia Dortmund and AC Milan among others his senior international future is one that is expected to spark a tug between Nigeria and Austria.

Born in Austria to parents of Nigerian descent, he has so far represented the country of his birth at various youth levels. He is presently a member of their U19 team with two appearances to his name but he still remains eligible for Nigeria.

Rangnick, held a four-day camp for young players in the summer and was impressed by the tall striker with a formidable goalscoring record at youth level, he tipped him to develop into a top player in the nearest future.

Adejenughure scored four goals at the Under-17 Euros in May and it will be interesting to see how he performs in the Austrian second division this season with Liefering, Salzburg’s reserve team established to provide young players with game time. Adejenughure is gradually becoming a first-team regular.

Bruno Labbadia was officially announced by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) as the new coach of the senior national team of Nigeria, but a breakdown in talks led to the termination of the agreement.

Labbadia was picked by the NFF as the replacement for Finidi George, and was expected to lead the team in the 2025 AFCON qualifiers, but a week to the start of the series the coach made a u-turn on the agreement owing to what the football house said is a fall out on who will handle the payment of his taxes.

The coach has now explained why he initially accepted the job citing his desire to manage at the AFCON, and also the world class attacking options in the Nigerian team led by the duo of Victor Osimhen and Victor Boniface.

“I was tempted to play in the Africa Cup of Nations and the World Cup. Above all, to play in a World Cup with a team that would not have to hide from the big teams”, he told German publication Bild. “Nigeria has an offense that is second to none. I have to say that honestly,”

Following the u-turn in the plans to make him coach of the Nigerian team Austine Eguavoen who is the technical director of the NFF is currently holding the role in interim capacity, with the team leading their group in the AFCON qualifiers.

The captain of the U20 team of Nigeria Daniel Daga has been picked in the list of the best young talents in the world by the Guardian in their usual report tagged Next Generation.

In this year’s edition Daga was picked in the list of 60 players born in the year 2007. The captain of the Nigeria U20 team to the last world cup in Argentina was cited as a player who shares similar qualities with Leicester City midfielder Wilfred Ndidi.

Set to join Norwegian side Molde in January when he clocks 18. He was billed to represent Nigeria at the WAFU B tournament in Togo, but his international passport is with the Norwegian embassy leading to his omission from the squad that will begin their campaign today.

Below is how he was described in the report detailing his inclusion in the list.

Daga is the next Nigerian all-action midfielder that is ready to shine in a European league. With his leggy defending, powerful strides and ability to get up and down the pitch, Daga has drawn comparisons to the Leicester midfielder Wilfred Ndidi. Blessed with natural athletic ability, a shot that strikes fear into opposing goalkeepers and leadership abilities that have seen him already captain Nigerian giants Enyimba, it is only a matter of time before this young superstar announces himself to a wider audience. Daga was his country’s youngest player at the 2023 Under-20 World Cup and, as he is obligated to stay in Nigeria until his 18th birthday, he will spend at least the next six months continuing to impress with Enyimba in the league and Caf Confederation Cup, before a potential move next year, having been linked with Watford and the Norwegian club Molde”.

Tammy Abraham says the former coach of the senior national team of Nigeria Gernot Rohr was keen on having him play for the senior national team of Nigeria ahead of England, OwnGoalNigeria.com reports.

In 2017, Tammy famously denied an official publication from the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) announcing that he has agreed to switch nationality to Nigeria. He has since then made 11 senior appearances for England with three goals.

Speaking on his international career with his last cap coming two years ago, and the fact that he hasn’t been able to nail down a spot in the attack of the team , the 27 year old says he feel satisfied that he is living his dream and still has hope that he will be back in the set up soon.

” Playing for England was a dream come true for me and it’s very simple that I will get more opportunities if I continue to play well”, he said.

On if he would have been an established star at international level if he had pitched his tent with Nigeria, the forward said although Nigeria wanted him but playing for England is a source of pride and joy for him.

” Yes the former coach and the football head who is a family friend wanted me to play for Nigeria. I don’t think that is an issue anymore because playing for England fills me with pride and joy”.