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Frank Onyeka edges closer to a permanent Coventry City deal after playing a crucial role in their return to the Premier League.

Uar Bernard makes history as the first Nigerian drafted into the NFL, joining the Philadelphia Eagles through the International Player Pathway.

Ademola Lookman delivers on the big stage, scoring the crucial goal that sends Atlético Madrid past Barcelona into the Champions League semi-finals.

Paul Onuachu was the headline act as Trabzonspor defeated Galatasaray 2-1 in a crucial Turkish Super Lig clash. The Nigerian striker’s early goal not only set the tone for the victory but also saw him achieve a remarkable feat—scoring against all three of Turkey’s biggest clubs in a single season.

Victor Osimhen continues his remarkable rise in global football, clinching Türkiye’s 2026 Footballer of the Year award after an outstanding season with Galatasaray. His goals, influence, and consistency have not only powered the club to domestic success but also earned him a place in Turkish football history as the first Nigerian to receive the honour.

A 17-year-old French-Ivorian tennis player just made history at the 2026 Miami Open, eight days after his birthday. Moïse Kouamé defeated American qualifier Zachary Svajda 5-7, 6-4, 6-4 to become the youngest Masters 1000 match winner since Rafael Nadal in 2003.

Nigeria’s powerlifting icon Folashade Oluwafemiayo has done it again! The 40-year-old champion lifted 168kg at the World Para Powerlifting Championships in Cairo to break her own record and claim gold for Nigeria. Her fourth world title adds another chapter to her incredible legacy.

Nigerian forward Paul Onuachu is flying high once again! The Super Eagles striker has clinched the Turkish Süper Lig Goal of the Month award for August, following his spectacular header in Trabzonspor’s 1–1 draw against Samsunspor.

Chiamaka Nnadozie announced herself in the Women’s Super League with a brilliant debut for Brighton. The Super Falcons goalkeeper kept a clean sheet, made four big saves, and scooped the MVP award in a 0-0 draw against Aston Villa. A commanding performance that proves why she’s one of Africa’s finest shot-stoppers.

Super Falcons striker Asisat Oshoala has sealed a permanent move to Saudi Women’s Premier League giants Al-Hilal, marking yet another milestone in her illustrious career.