Alao Oluwaseyi

Wolves prospect Ethan Sutherland pledges international future to Zimbabwe for AFCON 2025, following ZIFA’s push for UK-born talent. Pending FIFA approval, the winger’s switch signifies a strategic move towards enhancing the Warriors' squad and competitiveness on the African stage.

With AFCON 2025 approaching, Zimbabwe seeks to strengthen its Warriors squad by recruiting young UK-born players of Zimbabwean descent. Head coach Michael Nees leads the effort to blend local talent with international experience, aiming for success in the upcoming tournament hosted in Morocco.

Zimbabwean midfielder Marshall Munetsi is making waves in the Premier League with Wolverhampton Wanderers. Despite uncertainty about his development, he remains focused on leading both his club and national team to success. As the first Zimbabwean to score in the league since 2011, Munetsi's journey promises exciting prospects for the future.

The Nigeria Football Federation is making moves to secure Arsenal's Ethan Nwaneri for the Super Eagles over England. The NFF has a history of convincing dual-nationality players, and they have a strategic plan in place for Nwaneri's commitment. Despite pressure from England, Nwaneri's breakout season has put him in high demand internationally.

Former Nigeria captain and coach Austin Eguavoen criticizes Jamie Carragher's comments downplaying the importance of AFCON. Eguavoen defends the tournament's prestige and global reach, urging players to take it seriously despite club commitments. The debate over AFCON's recognition continues as Salah's Ballon d'Or chances rise. Eguavoen highlights the tournament's significance and legacy.

Former Lazio player Ogenyi Onazi criticizes Atalanta coach Gasperini for remarks on Ademola Lookman's penalty miss, calling them disrespectful. Onazi advises Lookman to consider leaving Atalanta after showcasing his worth. Onazi also expresses disappointment in Italian clubs' early exits from the Champions League.