Shina Oludare

Rangers' Leon Balogun recognises team inconsistency as a major obstacle in their title challenge, despite success in Europa League. He believes significant improvement is needed to close the gap on leaders Celtic. Balogun remains hopeful of challenging for the title and is uncertain about how far Rangers can go in the Europa League.

Since joining Club Brugge, Raphael Onyedika has become a key player and is content at the club, despite interest from top European sides such as AC Milan, PSG, Bayern Munich, and Dortmund. The Nigerian midfielder is committed to helping his team achieve its objectives, including securing the Belgian league title and advancing in the Champions League.

Cote d'Ivoire coach praises Amad Diallo's performance at Manchester United, calling him vital to the team's success. Diallo's impressive form has been highlighted, with hopes he can join the ranks of Ivorian Premier League legends through dedication and continued success for club and country.

African football legend Yakubu praises David Moyes' return to Everton as a brilliant move, believing Moyes' passion and dedication will guide the Toffees back to success. Moyes' focus on rebuilding confidence and goal-scoring is seen as crucial for securing stability and restoring the club's glory days.

Angola's Zito Luvumbo remains confident in Cagliari's survival in Serie A despite a tough season start. The striker is determined to regain his scoring form to help the team avoid relegation. With recent improvements, Cagliari aims to climb out of the relegation zone.

NPFL Chairman Gbenga Elegbeleye aims to make Nigeria's topflight the best in Africa. His leadership has spurred growth, transparency, and increased media exposure, attracting investors. Key Super Eagles icons have returned, boosting league profile and competitiveness. Despite challenges like unpaid wages, Elegbeleye is determined to enhance the league's quality and reputation.