Super Eagles-eligible goalkeeper Noah Atubolu is reportedly closing in on a move to Eintracht Frankfurt, where he could link up with fellow Nigerian international Raphael Onyedika, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

According to Kicker, SC Freiburg and Atubolu have reached an agreement in principle over a contract extension that would facilitate a potential loan move to Frankfurt while protecting Freiburg’s financial interests.

The 24-year-old goalkeeper, who has also attracted interest from Marseille, was originally contracted to Freiburg until June 2027. He had previously rejected an extension after setting his sights on a move to a bigger club, preferably in the Premier League.

However, reported interest from Aston Villa, Bournemouth and Hull City failed to result in a transfer, leaving Atubolu facing an uncertain future at Freiburg.

Atubolu has been Freiburg’s first-choice goalkeeper for the past three seasons and helped the club reach the 2026 UEFA Europa League final. He also made 36 Bundesliga appearances last season and has received senior Germany call-ups, although he was not included in the country’s 2026 World Cup squad.

His prospects of returning to Freiburg’s starting lineup have diminished following the arrival of Mio Backhaus from Werder Bremen as the club’s new first-choice goalkeeper.

Frankfurt, meanwhile, are looking to strengthen between the posts after conceding seven goals in a pre-season defeat to Brentford. Freiburg have reportedly valued Atubolu at around €15 million, a fee Frankfurt are reluctant to pay outright.

A contract extension followed by a loan, potentially including an option to buy, is therefore emerging as the preferred solution for both clubs.

Born in Germany to Nigerian parents, Atubolu remains eligible to represent both Germany and Nigeria. He has made 22 appearances for Germany U21 but is yet to play for the senior national team, meaning the door remains open for a future Super Eagles switch.

If the move goes through, Atubolu would join Onyedika at Frankfurt. The Nigerian midfielder completed a permanent move from Club Brugge this month and has already made an impressive start to life in Germany.

Onyedika earned a 9.1 rating from SofaScore after helping Frankfurt thrash SC St. Tönis 11-0 in the first round of the DFB-Pokal, the biggest victory in the club’s history in the competition.

Barcelona have revived their interest in Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen after failing to make significant progress in their pursuit of Atletico Madrid forward Julian Alvarez, with the Nigerian now emerging as a priority target, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

According to Todomercatoweb, Barcelona have turned their attention back to Osimhen after their efforts to sign Alvarez failed to produce the desired outcome. TeamTalk also reports that sporting director Deco has intensified the club’s pursuit of the Galatasaray striker.

Osimhen had previously featured on Barcelona’s shortlist during the summer as an alternative option, but the 27-year-old is now reportedly viewed as a more attainable target as the Catalan giants look to strengthen their attack before the transfer window closes.

The Nigerian has made an explosive start to the new season, scoring four goals in Galatasaray’s opening two Turkish Süper Lig matches.

Osimhen rescued a point with a brace against newly promoted Corum FK before scoring twice and providing an assist in a 4-0 victory over Erzurumspor.

His latest goals have extended his remarkable run of direct goal contributions in the Süper Lig to 15 consecutive matches, during which he has registered 15 goals and six assists.

The striker enjoyed an outstanding 2024/25 campaign, finishing as the league’s top scorer with 26 goals and helping Galatasaray secure another domestic double.

His impressive form followed his permanent move from Napoli to Galatasaray in a club-record €75 million deal and has continued to attract interest from several leading European clubs, including Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur.

Galatasaray have consistently maintained that they have no desire to sell their star forward, although growing interest from abroad could test the Turkish champions’ resolve.

With the transfer deadline approaching, Barcelona’s sporting department are reportedly working to secure a new striker, and Osimhen could now become the club’s preferred attacking target if their pursuit of Alvarez remains unsuccessful.

Chelsea are in advanced negotiations over a €40 million deal to sign Atalanta defender Honest Ahanor, with the highly rated teenager already agreeing personal terms with the Premier League giants, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

According to Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Chelsea are working on an agreement that would see the 18-year-old initially join another Premier League club this summer to continue his development before moving to Stamford Bridge in June 2027.

“Chelsea are in advanced talks over a €40m deal for Honest Ahanor from Atalanta,” Romano wrote on X.

“Understand the agreement for 18-year-old defender would include joining a Premier League club this summer in order to develop and then join Chelsea in June 2027.

“Honest already said yes to Chelsea.”

Ahanor enjoyed a breakthrough campaign with Atalanta last season, making 22 Serie A appearances and establishing himself as one of the club’s promising young defenders.

The defender began his youth career at Genoa, progressing through the Italian club’s U15, U16 and U17 teams before making the switch to Atalanta in July 2025 for a reported €16 million, plus €4 million in potential bonuses.

He subsequently signed a three-year contract with the Bergamo-based club, the maximum permitted for a player under the age of 18.

Ahanor also gained experience on the European stage, making his Champions League debut in September 2025 when he played the full 90 minutes in Atalanta’s 2-1 victory over Club Brugge.

Born in Italy to Nigerian parents, Ahanor was initially eligible to represent Nigeria before turning 18. His international eligibility became a subject of discussion because Italian law does not automatically grant citizenship to children born in the country to foreign parents.

After turning 18 and obtaining Italian citizenship, Ahanor received his first call-up to the Italy U21 squad in March 2026 under head coach Silvio Baldini.

He was subsequently included in Italy’s senior squad in May for friendly matches against Luxembourg and Greece in June.

Chelsea’s interest therefore represents another significant step in the rapid development of the versatile defender, who could now spend the coming season gaining regular Premier League experience before completing his move to Stamford Bridge in 2027.

Super Eagles and FC Porto left-back Zaidu Sanusi has emerged as a potential target for Saudi Pro League club Al-Qadsiyah, with the Nigerian defender facing an uncertain future at the Portuguese giants, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

Porto are keen to keep the 28-year-old and have held discussions over a contract extension, but negotiations have reportedly stalled due to Sanusi’s wage demands.

With the Nigeria international entering the final year of his current contract, Porto could consider selling him during the ongoing transfer window rather than risk losing the experienced defender for nothing next summer.

Al-Qadsiyah are understood to be monitoring the situation and could make an approach for Sanusi as they look to strengthen their squad with an experienced left-back.

Sanusi joined Porto in 2020 and has since established himself as an important member of the Portuguese club, winning domestic honours during his time at the Estádio do Dragão.

Super Falcons defender Tosin Demehin has completed her move to Portuguese women’s side Benfica, signing a contract that will keep her at the club until 2029, reports Nigeriasoccernet.com.

The 24-year-old Nigerian international joined Benfica after announcing her departure from Turkish club Galatasaray on Monday.

Benfica confirmed the transfer, describing Demehin as a new reinforcement for the women’s team.

“Demehin, Nigerian international central defender aged 24, is a reinforcement for SL Benfica until 2029,” the Portuguese club announced.

Demehin spent two seasons at Galatasaray, making 42 league appearances and scoring twice during her time in Turkey.

The move to Benfica represents a fresh chapter for the Super Falcons defender, who will now continue her career with one of Portugal’s leading women’s clubs.

Nigerian midfielder Anthony Dennis has completed his move to UAE Pro League club Al Jazira from Turkish side Goztepe, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

Al Jazira confirmed the signing of the 22-year-old midfielder through its official X account, announcing that Dennis had joined the club and been registered as a resident player.

Dennis joined Göztepe from HB Academy in Abuja in January 2023 and initially played for the club’s U-19 team before breaking into the senior squad. He made his professional debut in a 1-1 TFF First League draw against Corum in January 2024.

The midfielder quickly established himself as an important member of the first team and played a key role in Goztepe’s promotion to the Turkish Süper Lig ahead of the 2024/25 campaign.

His performances earned him a contract extension in May 2024, keeping him at the Turkish club until 2027.

Dennis went on to make 83 appearances across all competitions for Goztepe, scoring five goals and providing two assists. He also previously received an invitation to the Super Eagles.

The Nigerian midfielder will now begin a new chapter with Al Jazira, where he will look to build on his development and establish himself in the UAE Pro League.

Super Eagles striker Terem Moffi is set to undergo a medical at Hamburg on Saturday ahead of his permanent transfer to the Bundesliga club, NigeriaSoccernet.com reports.

According to transfer expert Fabrice Hawkins, Hamburg have reached an agreement with OGC Nice for the Nigerian international, with the French club expected to receive €2.5 million, including bonuses, for the 27-year-old forward.

Moffi is expected to complete his medical before signing a contract that will keep him at Hamburg until June 2029.

The move will provide the striker with an opportunity to revive his career after a difficult spell at Nice. Moffi spent the second half of last season on loan at Portuguese giants FC Porto, where he scored once and provided one assist in nine league appearances.

He was also part of the Porto squad that won the Portuguese league title.

Moffi initially joined Nice on loan from Lorient in January 2023 before completing a permanent transfer later that year. He went on to score 24 goals in 72 appearances across all competitions for the French club.

However, his time at Nice was disrupted last season following an incident involving supporters after the club’s 3-1 defeat away to his former side Lorient in November. Moffi was subsequently placed on sick leave for a week before moving to Porto on loan.

The Nigerian striker will now look to make a fresh start in Germany, with Hamburg hoping his goals can help strengthen their attack in the Bundesliga.

Charlton Athletic manager Nathan Jones has explained why the Championship club moved to bring Nigeria international goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo to The Valley, with the coach impressed by the shot-stopper’s performances against his side last season, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

Okonkwo has joined the Addicks on a season-long loan from Wrexham, with Jones delighted to secure the services of the highly rated goalkeeper ahead of the new campaign.

The Charlton boss revealed that Okonkwo caught his attention during Wrexham’s two meetings with Charlton last season, producing outstanding saves in both encounters.

“I’m delighted to bring Arthur to the club. We know how good a goalkeeper he is; he made two world-class saves against us last season, one in each game we played against Wrexham,” Jones said.

Jones also pointed to the goalkeeper’s willingness to join Charlton as another factor behind the club’s decision to pursue the deal.

“He also showed a real desire to come to us after our initial meeting, which was important for us,” he added.

The manager believes Okonkwo’s quality, experience and physical presence will strengthen his squad, particularly highlighting the 6ft 6in goalkeeper’s ability between the posts.

“He’s an excellent shot-stopper, of good pedigree, with good experience and the teams he’s played in have done well, so I'm looking forward to working with him,” Jones concluded.

Okonkwo began his professional career at Arsenal before gaining experience through loan spells and later establishing himself at Wrexham.

The 24-year-old will now aim to secure regular playing time at Charlton and make a strong impact during his season-long spell with the Championship outfit.

Nigerian striker Joseph Arumala has completed a permanent transfer to Egyptian Premier League side Al Ittihad from Nigeria Premier Football League club Ikorodu City, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

The 22-year-old forward joins the Alexandria-based club after an impressive 2025/26 campaign with Ikorodu City, where he emerged as one of the league’s standout attackers.

Arumala scored 13 goals and provided two assists for the Oga Boys last season, although his goalscoring form was not enough to secure continental qualification for Ikorodu City, who finished fourth in the NPFL.

The striker joined Ikorodu City ahead of the 2025/26 season and quickly established himself as an important member of the squad. His pace, direct running and finishing ability also made him a popular figure among the club’s supporters.

Following the completion of the transfer, Ikorodu City paid tribute to the youngster and wished him success in his new adventure in Egypt.

“Good luck in Egypt with @itthadalexsc ?? Joseph Arumala.

“We wish you the best ??,” the club wrote on X.

Arumala will now look to build on his impressive spell in the NPFL as he begins a new chapter in Egyptian football with Al Ittihad.

Trabzonspor have reportedly set a €30 million asking price for Super Eagles striker Paul Onuachu, with Saudi Pro League side Al Ahli continuing to explore a move for the Nigerian forward, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

Onuachu’s future has become a major talking point this summer, despite only returning to Trabzonspor permanently last season. Al Ahli are understood to be the most serious suitors and are expected to hold another meeting with the Turkish club this week as they seek to negotiate a potential transfer.

The 32-year-old is reportedly open to leaving Trabzonspor, although any move will depend on whether the Saudi club can meet the Turkish side’s valuation.

Onuachu returned to Trabzonspor following a successful loan spell at the club during the 2023/24 season while contracted to Southampton. His permanent return proved highly successful, with the striker scoring 26 goals in all competitions last season.

Twenty-two of those goals came in the Turkish Super Lig, earning him a share of the Golden Boot alongside Istanbul Basaksehir forward Eldor Shomurodov. Onuachu was also instrumental in Trabzonspor’s Turkish Cup triumph, scoring twice in the 2025 final as they defeated Konyaspor 2-1.

Trabzonspor had previously rejected two offers for the striker and were initially determined to retain their prolific forward. However, their stance is believed to have softened as they close in on the signing of former Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez from Al Hilal.

Should Nunez complete his move to Trabzonspor, the Turkish club would have a ready-made replacement for Onuachu, potentially making it easier for the Nigerian to leave.

Al Ahli are not the only club to have shown interest in the striker. Turkish giants Fenerbahce previously considered a move but have reportedly ended their pursuit after turning their attention to Romelu Lukaku, who has joined the club from Napoli.

Al Hilal could also emerge as a potential destination for Onuachu. The Saudi giants have already been linked with Victor Osimhen and could consider the Trabzonspor forward as an alternative should their pursuit of other attacking targets fail.

For now, Onuachu remains a Trabzonspor player, but with Al Ahli pushing for his signature and another round of talks expected, his future could be decided in the coming days.

Nigerian defender Chukwuma Eze has completed a season-long loan move to Spanish club Villarreal from Real Oviedo, with the 22-year-old set to spend the 2026/27 campaign with Villarreal B as he continues his development in Spain, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

Villarreal confirmed the arrival of the centre-back through an announcement on the club’s official website. Eze joined Real Oviedo from Nigerian academy Ajuwa Academy in 2021 and has since progressed through the Spanish club’s youth ranks.

The defender has gained valuable experience through loan spells with CD Llanes, L’Entregu FC and Real Avilés. Last season, he featured 18 times for Real Avilés, further developing his experience and reputation.

His progress has also earned recognition from Real Oviedo, with the club recently extending his contract until 2029. Eze made his senior debut for Oviedo against Levante in April 2025.

The move to Villarreal B provides the Nigerian with another opportunity to secure regular playing time while benefiting from the club’s renowned player-development structure.

Eze will now aim to establish himself as an important part of Villarreal B’s defence during the 2026/27 season and continue his push towards regular first-team football in Spanish football.

Several Bundesliga clubs have reportedly entered the race to sign Nigerian midfielder Anthony Dennis, with growing interest in the Goztepe star ahead of the new season, writes Nigeriasoccernet.com.

According to transfer expert Ekrem Konur, Hoffenheim, Mainz, Augsburg and Stuttgart are among the German clubs monitoring the 22-year-old defensive midfielder. Dennis has also attracted interest from clubs in England, Spain and Turkey.

Goztepe reportedly rejected a €3.3 million offer from Belgian Pro League side Anderlecht last summer, with the Turkish club now believed to value Dennis at around €8 million. However, a potential deal could cost interested clubs close to €10 million.

Dennis joined Goztepe from HB Academy Abuja in July 2023 and has since developed into an important player for the Turkish Super Lig outfit.

The midfielder, who has previously received an invitation to the Super Eagles, has one year remaining on his current contract at Goztepe, increasing speculation over his future.

A move to the Bundesliga could represent a significant step in Dennis' development, with several German clubs now reportedly keeping a close eye on his situation.

Super Eagles striker Taiwo Awoniyi has completed a £9 million transfer from Nottingham Forest to Coventry City, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

The Nigeria international was given a public farewell by Forest supporters at the City Ground on Sunday during the club’s 2-0 pre-season victory over Brest.

Awoniyi expressed his excitement about beginning a new chapter with Coventry and linking up with his new teammates.

“I am very excited about this season, and I can’t wait to get started.”

“I’m really looking forward to working with my new teammates. I have seen how amazing they have been last season, coming up from the Championship.”

“They were incredible, and now I am just excited to join them.”

The 29-year-old joins Coventry after struggling for consistent playing time at Nottingham Forest last season. His move is expected to provide him with an opportunity to play more regularly and rediscover his best form.

Awoniyi, who has earned 10 caps for Nigeria, will now begin preparations for the new campaign with Coventry as the club returns to the Championship with ambitions of competing at the top end of the division.

Nigerian international Peter Olayinka is set to continue his career in Saudi Arabia after agreeing to a move to Al Wehda FC, the former club of Super Eagles striker Odion Ighalo, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

The 30-year-old winger and forward is expected to join the Mecca-based club after previously featuring for European sides including Slavia Prague, Red Star Belgrade and APOEL Nicosia. Reports indicate that the proposed deal will earn Olayinka around €2.5 million annually.

Al Wehda, known as the Knights of Mecca, currently compete in the Saudi First Division League after suffering relegation from the top flight. The club will be hoping Olayinka’s experience and attacking quality can help them mount a strong promotion challenge.

Born in Ibadan, Olayinka has earned four caps for Nigeria since making his Super Eagles debut in 2019.

His move to Al Wehda will see him follow in the footsteps of Ighalo, who spent two seasons with the Saudi club between 2023 and 2025.

The transfer represents another opportunity for Olayinka to experience a new league and contribute to Al Wehda’s push to return to the Saudi Pro League.

Coventry City have reached an agreement with Nottingham Forest to sign Nigerian striker Taiwo Awoniyi on a permanent transfer, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed the agreement on Saturday, revealing that the 29-year-old is already undergoing his medical ahead of completing the move.

“EXCLUSIVE: Coventry City agree deal to sign Taiwo Awoniyi from Nottingham Forest, here we go! ??”

Romano added that the deal is permanent and will see Awoniyi become a new attacking option for Coventry manager Frank Lampard.

The Nigerian striker will link up with Super Eagles teammate Frank Onyeka at Coventry as he looks to revive his career after struggling for regular playing time at Nottingham Forest.

Awoniyi joined Forest from Bundesliga side Union Berlin in 2022 but found opportunities limited last season, making 17 league appearances and scoring four goals while providing one assist.

The forward has subsequently fallen behind Chris Wood and Igor Jesus in Forest’s attacking pecking order, making a move away from the City Ground increasingly likely.

The switch to Coventry is expected to provide Awoniyi with the regular playing time he needs to rediscover his best form and re-establish himself as an important option for Nigeria.

Nigerian forward Anas Yusuf has completed a transfer to Ethiopian Premier League side Wolaita Dicha FC from Algerian outfit JS Saoura, reports Nigeriasoccernet.com.

The 22-year-old attacker becomes the latest Nigerian player to make the move to Ethiopia, where he will look to continue his development and establish himself in East African football.

Yusuf previously featured for JS Saoura in Algeria before securing his transfer to Wolaita Dicha FC.

The move presents the young forward with a fresh opportunity to gain valuable experience, contribute to his new club and take another step forward in his professional career.

Portuguese giants Benfica have reportedly identified Chelsea defender Tosin Adarabioyo as a potential defensive reinforcement as they continue reshaping their squad ahead of the new season, NigeriaSoccernet.com reports.

The 28-year-old has featured regularly during Chelsea’s pre-season tour of Australia and Asia, making four appearances in five matches. He completed the full 90 minutes in Sunday’s 3-3 draw against Johor Darul Ta’zim and has accumulated 208 minutes during the tour.

Despite his involvement in pre-season, Adarabioyo is reportedly not regarded as a first-choice defender under new Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso, with several teammates believed to be ahead of him in the centre-back pecking order.

Chelsea are consequently understood to be willing to consider offers for the Nigerian-born defender should a suitable proposal arrive.

According to Portuguese publication Correio da Manhã, Benfica are considering Adarabioyo as an option to strengthen their defence, with manager Marco Silva reportedly interested in reuniting with the centre-back.

Silva previously worked with Adarabioyo at Fulham, where the defender became an important member of the first team.

Adarabioyo left Fulham as a free agent in 2024 before joining Chelsea, where he has since made 70 appearances over two seasons.

His previous relationship with Silva and familiarity with the Portuguese coach's tactical approach could make him an appealing target for Benfica, particularly following António Silva's departure to Bournemouth.

Benfica are reportedly considering a loan deal with an option to buy rather than an immediate permanent transfer.

Such an arrangement would allow the Portuguese club to assess Adarabioyo during the season before deciding whether to make the move permanent.

Chelsea, however, could favour a permanent sale, especially after acquiring the defender on a free transfer. A permanent move would provide the London club with an immediate transfer fee while also helping with their wider squad-management plans.

For now, Adarabioyo remains a Chelsea player, but Benfica's reported interest could offer the defender an opportunity to reunite with Silva and begin a new chapter in Portuguese football.

Nigerian striker David Chidozie Okereke has completed a free transfer to newly promoted Serie B side Benevento following his departure from Cremonese, NigeriaSoccernet.com reports.

The Italian club confirmed that the 1997-born forward has signed a contract running until June 30, 2028, with an option for an automatic one-year extension that could keep him at Benevento until 2029.

Okereke attracted interest from several clubs before deciding to continue his career in Italy, with Major League Soccer side Cincinnati and Turkish clubs Samsunspor and Gaziantep FK reportedly monitoring his situation.

Benevento eventually won the race for his signature as they prepare for their return to Serie B, with the Nigerian expected to add experience and attacking quality to the squad.

The 29-year-old has extensive experience of Italian football, having featured in both the top flight and second tier during his career.

He also spent time in Turkey on loan with Gaziantep FK, where he scored nine goals, further demonstrating his ability to contribute in front of goal.

Okereke’s pace, mobility and physical strength are expected to give Benevento additional options in attack as they prepare for the demands of Serie B.

The long-term contract reflects the club’s confidence in the Nigerian forward and his ability to make a significant contribution following their promotion.

For Okereke, the move provides an opportunity to remain in Italy and begin a fresh chapter after leaving Cremonese, while Benevento have secured an experienced striker without paying a transfer fee.

The forward will now turn his attention to pre-season preparations as Benevento build a squad capable of competing strongly in Italy’s second tier.

Former Dundee United manager Ian McCall believes Rangers should be prepared to sell Super Eagles defender Emmanuel Fernandez if a sizeable offer arrives for the Nigerian, NigeriaSoccernet.com reports.

Fernandez has come under scrutiny following Rangers’ inconsistent start to the season, particularly after the centre-back struggled during the 1-1 draw against Dundee United and made a costly error in the 2-1 defeat to Jagiellonia Bia?ystok.

Speaking to Ibrox News, McCall suggested that Rangers would be justified in cashing in on Fernandez if a lucrative proposal is made.

“They got down the sides of them so easily, Fernandez as well,” McCall said.

“I mean, if you get a lot of money for Fernandez, it would be a no-brainer decision to sell.”

The comments come despite Fernandez enjoying an impressive first season at Ibrox.

The Nigerian defender made 28 Scottish Premiership appearances during the 2025/26 campaign and played an important role in Rangers’ defensive setup as the club finished third in the league.

His consistent performances also helped increase his profile and earned him his first call-up to the Nigeria senior national team in March 2026.

Fernandez will now be hoping to put his recent mistakes behind him and rediscover the form that made him one of Rangers’ standout performers last season as the Scottish giants look to improve their fortunes.

Saudi Arabian club Al Diriyah are preparing an improved bid for Super Eagles captain Wilfred Ndidi after Besiktas rejected their initial €7 million offer for the Nigerian midfielder, NigeriaSoccernet.com reports.

According to Turkish sports newspaper Fanatik, Al Diriyah remain determined to land Ndidi and are ready to return with a higher proposal as they seek to strengthen their midfield ahead of the new season.

Ndidi has become an important figure at Besiktas since joining the Turkish giants from Leicester City last summer, with his experience, leadership and defensive qualities making him a key member of the squad.

The 29-year-old recently underlined his importance to the Istanbul club after playing a decisive role in their 1-0 victory over Hradec Kralove in the UEFA Europa League qualifying round.

Having returned from an injury layoff, Ndidi came off the bench in the second half and quickly made an impact, providing the assist for Semih K?l?csoy to score the winning goal.

His performances have reportedly attracted interest from several clubs, with Al Diriyah now pushing to take him to the Saudi Pro League.

Besiktas, however, appear to be preparing for the possibility of losing their midfield anchor, with reports suggesting that the club are exploring a move for former Barcelona and AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessié on a free transfer.

For now, Be?ikta? will have to decide whether Al Diriyah’s expected improved offer will be enough to convince them to part ways with the Super Eagles skipper.