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Nigerian youngster Hassan Muhammad has signed a five-year contract with NK Lokomotiva.

Hassan Muhammad Joins NK Lokomotiva Zagreb From Ojodu City FC Nigerian youngster Hassan Muhammad has signed a five-year contract with NK Lokomotiva. The 18-year-old who was spotted in a scouting tournament in Kaduna joins the Croatian topflight team from Ojod…

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How Brazil and Tottenham’s Emerson Royal spent almost £1MILLION to make himself a better player:

- The defender uses his own oxygen chamber to recover after games

- He had PSG star Achraf Hakimi scouted so he could perfect parts of his game. His dad hired a scout to do a write up on Hakimi.

- Royal has also been working with a neuroscientist to help cope with the psychological pressures of being an elite athlete.

Just wow 🤩 🤩

Here’s an opportunity to study and play in the USA 🇺🇸

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Super Eagles 🦅 🇳🇬 and Leicester City midfielder Wilfred Ndidi has completed his first degree at De Montfort University.

Congratulations 👏

Looks like we are having a Nigerian version of Wyscout and transfer market combined.

Footballers in Nigeria and Africa, gather here.

Today we are joined by Chidi Myles, he is the founder of He will share with us how they are able to help footballers create professional profiles including quality video highlights.

You don’t want to miss this conversation.

How Mario Jokic nearly lost €9000 to a fake agent

The 31-year-old footballer was contacted via Instagram baby one “Francois” who pretended to be an agent, who said he could help him join Spanish side Leganes.

Francois told Jokic that the Spanish club had agreed to sign him this summer and all was set for the player to move to Spain.

Jokic said he received an email from the club in Spanish and English in the form of a confirmation that they wanted a stopper. It contained his name and surname, the club's signature and a stamp from Leganes, as well as from the agency. He also spoke with the manager who old him they’d be happy to have him and that he may also play in a friendly against Rayo Vallecano.

But the story changed when Francois came back to Jokic that there was a problem with his agency’s account, and it had been blocked, hence the transfer could not be finalised.

He told Jokic he would need around €9000 to settle the issue. (He owed 21k but has just 12k)

Jokic became suspicious and reported the matter to the police but Francois began to push him to go to the bank despite providing account details in the name of Mickael Ledee.

Jokic refused to send the money and shared his story with

Note: When contacting Mario Jokic, Mickael Ledee used the name of an agent that is currently registered with the French Football Federation

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lone goal secured maximum points for Nigeria against European Champions, France 🇫🇷 at the FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup ongoing in Costa Rica 🇨🇷

Very impressive. Let’s keep pushing

Super Eagles defender Kenneth Omeruo and his teammate Seydouba Cissé, were invited by the CD Leganes International Draft team to share their experiences as professional players.

They answered questions from the young participants drawn from about 15 countries including Nigeria.

The international draft is a technification program organized by the International Department of C.D. Leganés with the aim of developing the football qualities of the participating players.

Well done 👏

better when they listen to the horses in front.

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has once again called on the attention of the Nigeria Football Federation on an unresolved issue that saw the club ‘illegally relegated’ from the Nigeria National League (NNL) in the 2020/2021 season.

The Lagos-based club said they have not received any response from the following an arbitration between the club and the Nigeria National League held 14th of March 2022.

The nation’s highest football body had informed the parties that a decision would be communicated within a few days, but there has been no communication.

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Late Ifeanyi Victor Okafor, who died and was buried in April this year came for a trial at Oyah Sports Club of Suleja four years ago, says Sylla Osman, chairman of the club.

Osman, in his full response to the exclusive publication of www.totorinews.com on Monday with the headline ‘Nigerian player dies after football administrator was paid to help secure foreign deal.’ He explained that the only mistake he made was not to have responded immediately when this news media outfit contacted him on the matter.

“I made a mistake by not replying fast when I was contacted on this issue. I was very busy with some engagements about my club and I was out of the country.But I will be glad to reveal what really happened,” Osman told www.totorinews.com.

“Alex Okafor met me some years ago about his brother, who he said was a good footballer and that I should help him to secure a deal in Europe. He said he was willing to pay for his travelling documents and other expenses.

“He gave me money at different times totalling about N650k to start the process when the time approaches. I made him to realise that his brother must come for a trial at my club for my technical crew to fully assess him and register him to play for a season, if possible.

“To cut the long story short. Victor came for a trial, trained with us for about six weeks and the club came to a conclusion that he did not meet the standard required.

Sylla Osman
“I communicated this to his elder brother, Alex . I told him there was no need for us to continue to process his travelling. I told him that Victor lacked the ability to play professional football whether local or foreign.

“So I refunded the money to him. He said I useless the money. For me, the most important thing is that, I refunded his money back to him. He gave me the money in installments and I also refunded installmentally.

“Victor left my club four years ago. I was shocked when Alex sent a text message to me that his brother had died and I expressed my sadness to him immediately.

Full story on Totorinews.com