Daily Sports Gallery
Euro Soccer Update
Car crash: Leverkusen explain Boniface’s health condition
Kayode’s hat-trick delights Şanlıurfaspor
Osimhen’s bicycle kick goal work of art — Galatasaray
Victor Osimhen appreciates his decision to join Galatasaray on loan from Napoli, adding that he didn’t want anyone to decide his future. The Nigeria striker made this assertion while reflecting on his protracted summer transfer saga that saw Napoli desperately sell him off to Al-Ahli and Chelsea in the embers of the window, with the latter his long-term choice destination offering peanuts for his signature. The 25-year-old said that he was prepared to remain at Napoli for another three or four months and secure a move to one of his suitors in January, reiterating the relief ushered by the Galatasaray offer. “I had plans to stay there and wait for three or four months and leave in January, but I think for me it was fair also to stay there because I wouldn’t let anyone decide for me,” Osimhen told Turkish media, including TRT Spor, from the Galatasaray training centre.
NPL Glo Premier League
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Eguma Satisfied With Rivers United’s Victory Over Heartland
Athletics
Breaking barriers: Rise of athletes with albinism in sports amid stigma
Paralympics: Eniola, Nnanna advance in badminton
Nigerians, others react as Okon wins gold for South Africa in 400m at world championships
I cried when I saw Paris Olympics bronze medal-winning jump – Adeshina
Golf
West African golfers compete at Lakowe tourney
Osaze finds love on the golf course
Woods gets PGA Tour lifetime achievement exemption
Golf: Battle for Nigeria’s No.1 intensifies at eTranzact Classic
Basketball
Zenith B’ball League: First Bank eye Final 8 glory
Kalu eyes WNBA Defender of the Year award
Pillars set for CDS Independent Day Basketball Championship
Kpee: From sports hopper to National Team star
Boxing
Adesanya hails Ngannou as best heavyweight UFC fighter
Dubois warns Joshua ahead of rematch
Nigeria’s Abbey eyes Commonwealth title vs. Hopewell
Immediate Joshua versus Dubois rematch under threat
Tennis
Oshodi reveals plans for African table tennis
Tinubu: Oshodi’s ATTF election ‘proud moment for Nigeria’
Oshodi elected African table tennis federation president
Aruna, world No. 1 out of WTT China Smash
From the Grassroots
Abia Central Senatorial District Seat 2023: Enter, Col. Austin Akobundu
Association Of Youth Club Owners Benin City Congratulates Eguavoen On Super Eagles Appointment
Maiden Edition Of Benin City Youth Football League Comes To An End With Cracker Between Champions Rolly FC and BJ Foundation Fc
Roma Partners Ghanaian Youth Club Of Their New Sensation Afena-Gyan, Provides Equipments And Kits
Readers Parliament
I Knew That Adokiye Amiesimaka Would Not Accept Sports Minister’s Deceptive Assignment — Gara Gombe
I Have A Good Record As Delta State Football Association Chairman, By Edema Fuludu
Mind-boggling Revelations Of Fraud In NFF And Sunday Dare’s Curious Stand
Impressive Away Results Spice Up NPFL; Young And Rugged Ben Tanimu Leads Bendel Insurance Past J. Atete In NNL
Fans Assembly
Sport As Instrument For Crisis Management
BREAKING NEWS: Mourinho sacked by Tottenham
NBC, Female World Cup and Lesbianism
Russia 2018: Will an African team reach World Cup semi-finals for first time or even win it?
Live Commentary
Fans express concern as 14 Falcons hit camp for S’Africa clash
Enyimba will get better with more games – Coach Finidi
NYG: Obiefuna Increases Anambra Medals Haul With Gold In High Jump
Cameroon 2021 AFCON Round Of 16 War: The Dice Is Cast As Tunisia Tries Nigeria For Size
Columnists
Abia Central Senator, Austin Akobundu Embarks On Fulfilling His Human Development Campaign Promises
Findi George: Story Of A Rookie Coach And His Masters !
Super Eagles Head Coach: The Usual Drama Continues!
Search For New Super Eagles Technical Adviser: Nigeria On The March Again
People and Places
Hon. Stanley Nwabuisi: Facts On His First Term Report Card
Peter Odili At 74, A Priceless Gift To Humanity
Meet the Harvard-trained woman who turned down a lucrative company job to be Everton ’keeper
Babayaro returns to Chelsea 13 years after
Interviews
Honourable Stanley Nwabuisi: An unrelenting Passion For Ikwuano People, Inspiring Servant Leader.
Georgia Oboh Set To Battle Magical Kenya Ladies Open Champ
How Nigeria Can Develop Its Sports Facilities, Use Sports To Unify The Country — Adamu
Obiano to make Anambra aquatics sports continental headquarters — State Aquatics Association Chairman, Chuka Ifeama
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Victor Osimhen appreciates his decision to join Galatasaray on loan from Napoli, adding that he didn’t want anyone to decide his future. The Nigeria striker made this assertion while reflecting on his protracted summer transfer saga that saw Napoli desperately sell him off to Al-Ahli and Chelsea in the embers of the window, with the latter his long-term choice destination offering peanuts for his signature. The 25-year-old said that he was prepared to remain at Napoli for another three or four months and secure a move to one of his suitors in January, reiterating the relief ushered by the Galatasaray offer. “I had plans to stay there and wait for three or four months and leave in January, but I think for me it was fair also to stay there because I wouldn’t let anyone decide for me,” Osimhen told Turkish media, including TRT Spor, from the Galatasaray training centre.
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