Isaiah Eichie, the Germany- and Nigeria-eligible right-back currently without a club, has been linked with a move to Polish side Pogon Szczecin.

The 18-year-old left Bayer Leverkusen’s under-19 team on 1 July 2026 and is now being considered for a move to Ekstraklasa. No transfer fee or probability has been attached to the rumour.

Eichie spent his youth career at Leverkusen after joining from Viktoria Cologne’s academy in 2021. He progressed from the club’s youth set-up to the under-17 side in 2023 before moving to the under-19s a year later.

During his time in the under-19 Nachwuchsliga, Eichie made 19 appearances and recorded two assists. He also featured in the UEFA Youth League and the DFB-Pokal der Junioren, scoring once in two appearances in the latter competition.

Pogon Szczecin are the club linked with the right-back, who has represented Germany and Nigeria at youth level through his dual nationality. Eichie’s last recorded club was Bayer Leverkusen U19, but he has been unattached since the start of July.

Nigeria centre-back Odera Peter Ofornadu has joined Agia Napa from Digenis Morfou on a free transfer, completing a move between two clubs in Cyprus’ 2. Division.

The 23-year-old defender joined Agia Napa on 7 September 2026 and has agreed a contract running until 31 May 2027. Ofornadu becomes the latest step in Agia Napa’s recruitment for the new campaign after spending the previous part of the season with Digenis Morfou.

Ofornadu moved to Digenis Morfou from Spartakos on a free transfer on 1 July 2026. His latest switch means he has changed clubs twice during the 2026-27 season, with both moves completed without a transfer fee.

The centre-back began his senior career at Aris Limassol before moving to PAEEK Kyrenia on loan in September 2022. He returned to Aris at the end of that campaign, then spent the 2023-24 season on loan at EN Ypsona. That temporary move ended in June 2024, after which he joined Achyronas FC on a free transfer the following month.

After subsequently becoming a free agent, Ofornadu signed for Spartakos in July 2025. His move to Digenis Morfou came a year later, also without a fee, before Agia Napa secured his services.

The 1.90m defender is left-footed and has operated primarily at centre-back. His career record includes 50 appearances in the 2. Division, along with two goals in 11 relegation-play-off matches and six appearances in promotion play-offs. He has also made three appearances in the Kypello Kyprou.

Ofornadu’s earlier experience includes time with Aris Limassol, where he was involved in loan spells at PAEEK Kyrenia and EN Ypsona. He also joined Aris from Right2Win SA on a free transfer in July 2022.

The Nigerian defender now returns to the 2. Division with Agia Napa, having signed an agreement that keeps him at the club until the end of May 2027.

Nigeria centre-forward Adeleke Akinyemi has joined Azerbaijan club Neftchi PFK from Finland’s IF Gnistan, completing a move on 6 September 2026.

The 28-year-old Lagos-born striker arrives at the Premyer Liqa side after spending the opening part of the 2026-27 season with IF Gnistan. Akinyemi joined the Finnish club from Ilves on a free transfer in January 2026.

Akinyemi’s career has included spells in Finland, Latvia, Norway, Albania, Kosovo and the Czech Republic. His record in the Veikkausliiga stands at 16 goals in 37 appearances, while he scored 23 goals in 38 Virsliga matches.

He also made a notable impact in European qualifying, scoring seven times in six Europa League qualifying appearances and adding one assist. In the Latvian Cup, he scored seven goals in seven matches.

Akinyemi began his European career with Serdarli GB before moving to KF Skenderbeu in Albania. He later played for KF Trepca ’89, Renova and Real Sapphire, then joined Latvian club JFK Ventspils in 2017.

During his time at Ventspils, Akinyemi helped the club win the Latvian Cup in 2017. He also finished as the Virsliga’s leading scorer in the 2016-17 season with 10 goals.

The striker moved to Norway with IK Start in 2018 after Ventspils received a €700,000 fee. He subsequently had a loan spell with HamKam before returning to Start, and later joined Albanian side KF Laci on a free transfer in January 2022.

Akinyemi transferred to Czech club MFK Karvina from Laci for €50,000 in February 2023 and was part of the Karvina side that won the Czech second division in the 2022-23 campaign. He later left for Ilves in August 2024 before his move to Gnistan.

A right-footed forward standing 1.86m tall, Akinyemi now continues his career with Neftchi PFK in Azerbaijan. His transfer to the Baku-based club was completed on 6 September 2026.

Afeez Bankole, the 22-year-old Nigeria right-back, has joined Ikorodu City from fellow NPFL club Kwara United.

Bankole completed the move on 6 September 2026, remaining in Nigeria’s top flight after a spell with Kwara United. The defender becomes part of an Ikorodu City squad competing in the NPFL, with the transfer marking his latest domestic career move.

The right-footed full-back made 18 NPFL appearances for Kwara United, playing 1,349 minutes. Those figures represent his recorded league involvement before switching clubs and provide the clearest measure of his experience at senior level.

Bankole joined Kwara United from Nasarawa United in January 2025. His move to Ikorodu City therefore represents his third recorded senior club in Nigeria, following spells with Nasarawa United and Kwara United.

He also has a Nigerian Cup winner’s medal to his name, adding national cup success to his experience in the NPFL. Bankole’s preferred position is right-back, where his right-footed profile has defined his senior career.

Ikorodu City and Kwara United compete in the same division, meaning Bankole remains in familiar competition after the transfer. His arrival also gives Ikorodu City a defender with previous NPFL match experience and a record of involvement in domestic cup success.

Born on 5 May 2004, Bankole represents Nigeria at club level through his career in the country’s domestic game. He joins Ikorodu City at the age of 22 after more than one season with Kwara United.

The transfer was completed on 6 September 2026, with Bankole now an Ikorodu City player.

Greek-Nigerian winger Joel Ben Anosike has joined Saronikos Anavyssos on a free transfer from Aias Salamina, completing his latest move in Greek football.

The 20-year-old left-sided attacker signed for Saronikos Anavyssos on 5 September 2026 and has agreed a contract running until 30 June 2027. He is listed as a left winger and favours his right foot.

Anosike arrives after spending the second half of the 2025-26 season with Aias Salamina. He joined that club from Amarynthiakos in January 2026, also on a free transfer, before making the switch to Saronikos Anavyssos at the start of the 2026-27 campaign.

His most recent recorded competitive football came in the Super League U19, where he made 23 appearances, scored four goals and provided one assist. He also featured once in the Kypello Amateur, completing 82 minutes.

Anosike began his time with Amarynthiakos after leaving Kallithea U19 in August 2025. He had joined Kallithea’s under-19 side from AO Gyziakos in July 2024, continuing a progression through Greek youth and amateur football.

Born on 24 July 2006, Anosike holds Greek and Nigerian nationality. He is 1.81m tall and joins Saronikos Anavyssos with experience of playing primarily from the left side of attack.

The move gives Anosike a new club after a short spell with Aias Salamina, where he followed a similar free-transfer path after leaving Amarynthiakos. His agreement with Saronikos Anavyssos runs through the end of June 2027.

Anosike’s transfer to Saronikos Anavyssos was completed on 5 September 2026.

Nigeria winger Uchechi Okoye has joined Czech club Rajecko, completing his move on 5 September 2026 after a period without a club. The 20-year-old plays as a right winger and becomes part of Rajecko’s squad for the 2026-27 season.

Okoye most recently represented Jihlava before leaving the club at the start of 2026. He had joined Jihlava’s senior setup from the club’s under-19 team in July 2025, following a move from Right2Win SA to Jihlava U19 in September 2024.

During the 2025-26 campaign, Okoye also spent time on loan at Vrchovina NMnM. The temporary move began in August 2025 and ended in December, when he returned to Jihlava. He subsequently became unattached before switching to Rajecko.

The Nigerian forward recorded five goals in 14 MSFL appearances and also scored five times in 16 matches in the 1. liga U19. He played one match in the MOL Cup, completing 90 minutes, while his record also includes an entry in the ChNL.

Okoye’s arrival gives Rajecko a player with experience across senior and under-19 football. His statistical record shows a return of 10 goals across his appearances in the MSFL and 1. liga U19, with the majority of those goals coming during the 2025-26 season.

He joins Rajecko at the age of 20, having established right wing as his main position. The move also marks the latest stage of a career that has included youth football at Jihlava, a senior spell with the club and a loan period at Vrchovina NMnM.

Rajecko have now completed the signing of Okoye, who became their player on 5 September 2026.

Former Golden Eaglets captain Samson Tijani has completed a move to Slovakian club FK Zeleziarne Podbrezová on loan for the 2026/27 season, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

The 23-year-old midfielder joins Podbrezová from Czech Republic side Dukla Prague, with the agreement also giving the Slovakian club an option to make the transfer permanent on a two-year contract.

Podbrezová general manager Miroslav Polia?ek welcomed Tijani’s arrival and outlined what he expects the Nigerian to add to the squad.

“He is a player of ideal football age and represents a different typology than what we have had in the squad so far. He is a creative and dynamic midfielder who will bring the necessary impulse and quality to the midfield,” Polia?ek told the club’s official website.

“Samson is also part of the wider Nigerian national team, which says it all. I believe that he will fully show his qualities on the pitch and help the team. I wish him the best of luck with us.”

Tijani joined Dukla Prague as a free agent in June 2025 following his departure from Austrian giants Red Bull Salzburg.

He quickly became an important member of the Czech side, making 26 appearances in the Czech top flight.

The midfielder first attracted significant attention after captaining Nigeria’s Golden Eaglets at the 2019 FIFA U-17 World Cup in Brazil.

His progression has since taken him into the senior national team setup, with Tijani included in Nigeria’s squad for the 2026 Unity Cup.

He featured against Zimbabwe and Jamaica during the tournament and has so far earned three senior international caps for the Super Eagles.

Tijani will now look to make his mark in Slovakia and use the loan spell to further establish himself at club and international level.

Scotland and Nigeria centre-back Daniel Martins has joined Gala Fairydean from Annan Athletic on loan, completing a move to the Lowland League club until 1 January 2027.

The 26-year-old defender made the switch on 5 September 2026 after only two months with Annan, having joined the Scottish League Two side from Cal. Braves on a free transfer on 1 July.

Martins has featured in five matches during the 2026-27 campaign, appearing in the Scottish Challenge Cup, Scottish League Cup and Scottish Lowland Football League. He has started both of his Challenge Cup appearances and played the full 90 minutes of his Lowland League outing.

The Lagos-born player has not scored this season and has received one yellow card in his league appearance. He has also played twice in the League Cup, taking his total number of appearances for the campaign to five.

His move to Gala Fairydean takes him from League Two to the Lowland League for the remainder of the current spell. The temporary arrangement is scheduled to end at the start of January, when he is due to return to Annan Athletic.

Martins began his senior career with Greenock Reserves before moving through Greenock Under-20s, Livingston Under-20s and Alloa Athletic Under-20s. He subsequently represented Irvine Victoria, Watra Bialka, Gretna, Cowdenbeath and Camelon before joining Cal. Braves in July 2023.

He has played primarily as a centre-back throughout that career and stands 1.90m tall. His previous move to Annan was his first transfer of the 2026-27 season before this loan switch to Gala Fairydean.

The completed loan sends Daniel Martins from Annan Athletic to Gala Fairydean until 1 January 2027.

Nigeria centre-forward Elijah Alao has joined Portuguese club AC Vila Mea from Fafe on loan, completing a move that will keep him with the CP - Serie A side until 30 June 2027.

The 22-year-old switched clubs on 5 September 2026 after beginning the 2026-27 campaign with Fafe in Liga 3. His move to AC Vila Mea is a temporary transfer, with a return to Fafe scheduled at the end of the loan.

Alao had made three appearances for Fafe before leaving, featuring twice in Liga 3 and once in the Taca de Portugal. He played a combined 66 minutes across those matches and did not score or provide an assist.

The forward joined Fafe on a free transfer from Alcochetense on 1 July 2026. That move came after a season with Entroncamento, from whom he also departed as a free agent in July 2025.

Born in Lagos, Alao represents Nigeria and stands 1.86m tall. He operates primarily as a centre-forward and is right-footed, giving AC Vila Mea an additional attacking option for their campaign.

His arrival comes with the club competing in CP - Serie A, while Fafe continue in Liga 3. The loan provides Alao with a change of club after his limited early-season playing time, although no goals or assists were recorded during his appearances for Fafe.

The agreement between AC Vila Mea and Fafe runs until 30 June 2027, when Alao is due to return to his parent club. His transfer to AC Vila Mea has now been completed.

Nigeria midfielder Samson Tijani has joined Slovakian club Podbrezova on loan from Dukla Prague, completing a move that will keep him with the Nike Liga side until 30 June 2027.

The 24-year-old defensive midfielder moves after one season with Dukla, whom he joined from Austrian club Red Bull Salzburg on a free transfer in July 2025. Tijani’s switch to Podbrezova was completed on 5 September 2026.

Tijani has already made three appearances for his new club this season, featuring twice in the Chance Narodni Liga and once in the MOL Cup. He has not scored or provided an assist in those matches.

Born in Enugu, Nigeria, Tijani began his senior career with FDC Vista before moving to Collins Edwin and then Salzburg in 2020. He spent time on loan at TSV Hartberg, FC Liefering, Wolfsberger AC and Fredrikstad FK during his Salzburg career.

His spell in Norway brought a major honour, with Tijani helping Fredrikstad FK win the Norwegian Cup in 2024. He also won the Austrian league and cup double with Salzburg during the 2021-22 season.

Tijani’s move to Podbrezova is his latest temporary switch after a career that has included several loan spells. He returns to a Slovak-based setup after leaving Salzburg for Dukla Prague last year, and his current agreement means he will remain with Podbrezova through the 2026-27 campaign.

The right-footed midfielder is valued at €375,000 and will now continue his career in Slovakia, with the loan scheduled to conclude on 30 June 2027.

England and Nigeria centre-back Oludare Olufunwa has joined Torquay after a spell without a club, giving the National League South side a new defensive option.

The 25-year-old Southampton-born defender made the move on 5 September 2026. No transfer fee has been disclosed, and no contract length has been stated.

Olufunwa is a right-footed central defender who stands 1.86m tall. He most recently played for Al-Salt SC in Jordan, where he made 14 appearances in the Jordanian Pro League and provided one assist.

He joined Al-Salt in January 2026 after leaving Finnish club IF Gnistan on a free transfer. His time in Finland followed a move from Scottish side St Johnstone, also completed without a fee in April 2025.

Olufunwa spent part of the 2024-25 campaign on loan at Hamilton Academical from St Johnstone. He made three Championship appearances for Hamilton before returning to St Johnstone in January 2025.

Before moving to Scotland, Olufunwa came through the Southampton academy and later joined Liverpool Under-21s in August 2022. He made 31 appearances in Premier League 2, scoring twice and providing one assist, while also featuring in the Premier League International Cup and the FA Youth Cup.

His senior career has included appearances in England, Scotland, Finland and Jordan. In addition to his Premier League 2 record, he has played in the Scottish Premiership, the Scottish Challenge Cup, the Finnish top flight and the Suomen Cup, where he scored twice in three appearances.

Olufunwa now joins a Torquay side competing in the National League South, continuing a career that has taken him across several domestic leagues since leaving Southampton’s youth set-up.

The defender’s move to Torquay was completed on 5 September 2026.

Nigeria winger Malik Opoola has joined Varesina from Bisceglie on a free transfer, completing a move between Serie D clubs on 5 September 2026.

The 21-year-old right winger has agreed a contract with Varesina until 30 June 2027, moving to a side competing in Serie D - D after leaving Bisceglie in Serie D - H. Opoola’s arrival comes only a month after he joined Bisceglie from Nocerina, also without a transfer fee.

Opoola has already made one appearance for Varesina this season, featuring for 11 minutes in the Coppa Italia Serie D. He was not named in the starting line-up for that appearance and did not register a goal or assist.

The move gives Varesina a Nigeria-born attacking player who operates primarily on the right wing. Opoola began the 2026-27 campaign at Nocerina before switching to Bisceglie on 4 August. His stay there lasted until the move to Varesina was completed.

Before that, Opoola spent the 2025-26 season with Nocerina after leaving Carrarese on a free transfer in July 2025. His time at Carrarese followed two loan spells: he joined Casarano for the 2024-25 season and had earlier moved to Brindisi temporarily during the 2023-24 campaign.

The forward first joined Brindisi from Valle Giovanili in August 2022, again on a free transfer, and later returned to Carrarese before his loan spell at Casarano. His recorded senior appearances include a 19-minute outing in the Coppa Serie D.

Varesina have now secured Opoola’s services without a fee after his short periods with Nocerina and Bisceglie. The move adds another change to the winger’s recent career, with the 2026-27 season marking his third club switch in just over a year.

Opoola’s contract with Varesina runs through 30 June 2027.

Nigeria centre-back Molade Olanrewaju has joined Slovenian club NK Bravo from Ikorodu City, completing a move that takes the 22-year-old into the Prva Liga. The transfer was completed on 4 September 2026, with Olanrewaju signing a contract that runs until 30 June 2027.

The left-footed defender arrives at Bravo after spending the opening part of the 2026-27 campaign with Ikorodu City in the Nigeria Professional Football League. He made the move to the Lagos-based club from FC Heartland on 31 January 2026, having previously joined Heartland from Giant Brillars in August 2024.

Olanrewaju’s switch to Slovenia marks his first recorded move outside Nigeria. He has been used as a centre-back and is listed at 1.87m, giving Bravo a defender who can operate centrally and provide a left-footed option in the position.

His transfer comes after a short spell at Ikorodu City, following his arrival from Heartland earlier in 2026. Olanrewaju did not make an appearance in the available 2026-27 league record before the move, with no goals or assists recorded during that campaign.

Bravo will be Olanrewaju’s fourth senior club. His career path has taken him from Giant Brillars to FC Heartland, then Ikorodu City, before his departure for European football. The move also places him in a new domestic competition after his previous clubs competed in Nigeria’s professional league system.

Olanrewaju’s listed market value is €25,000, while the transfer agreement does not include a published fee. His contract with NK Bravo is valid through the end of June 2027, completing his move from Ikorodu City.

United States-Nigeria winger Korede Osundina has joined Muglaspor from Casa Pia on loan, switching Portugal’s Liga Portugal for Turkey’s 1. Lig.

The 22-year-old right winger’s move was completed on 4 September 2026 and runs until 30 June 2027. No transfer fee has been disclosed for the temporary move.

Osundina arrives in Turkey after making two appearances for Casa Pia in the opening stages of the 2026-27 Liga Portugal season. He played 97 minutes across those matches but did not score or provide an assist.

The winger joined Casa Pia from Feyenoord Under-21s on 31 January 2025 in a €250,000 transfer. Before moving to the Portuguese club, he had spent the first part of that season with FC Dordrecht on loan from Feyenoord Under-21s.

Osundina began his senior career in the United States with Orange County, joining the club from Barca Academy on a free transfer in January 2022. He moved to Feyenoord Under-21s in August 2023 for €200,000, after which he spent the 2023-24 season on loan at FC Dordrecht.

Born in Naperville, Illinois, Osundina is eligible to represent both the United States and Nigeria. He stands at 1.83m and is comfortable using either foot, with his preferred role on the right side of the attack.

His arrival gives Muglaspor a player with experience in both Portuguese and Dutch football environments. The move also marks Osundina’s latest change of club since leaving the United States, with the winger now continuing his career in Turkey.

Osundina’s contract with Casa Pia is scheduled to run until 30 June 2027, with his return to the Portuguese club set for that date after the loan spell.

Italian-Nigerian centre-forward Temi Ajibola has joined Bamber Bridge after leaving Flint Town and spending a short period without a club.

The 25-year-old completed the move on 4 September 2026, becoming the latest destination in a career that has taken him through clubs in England, Wales, Ireland, Germany, Sweden and Italy. No transfer fee has been disclosed for his arrival.

Ajibola’s most recent club was Flint Town, whom he joined from Finn Harps on 27 July 2026. He departed Flint Town on 1 September before linking up with Bamber Bridge three days later.

His spell at Flint Town followed a six-month stay with Finn Harps, where he arrived from German side Idar-Oberstein on 1 January 2026. Before moving to Germany, he had represented G. Halberstadt, joining the club from Swedish side Ytterhogdals IK in July 2024.

Ajibola began his senior career with Lentigione after coming through Parma FC’s youth system. He later played for Whitchurch, Ramsbottom and Prestwich Heys before moving to Ytterhogdals IK in February 2024.

The forward stands at 1.95m and favours his right foot. His arrival gives Bamber Bridge another option in the centre-forward position as Ajibola begins the next chapter of a career marked by frequent moves between clubs.

Ajibola has now completed his move to Bamber Bridge as a free agent after leaving Flint Town.

Tariq Uwakwe has joined Maidstone, giving the National League South club an experienced England and Nigeria midfielder for the 2026-27 season.

The 26-year-old left-sided midfielder arrives after spending the period since July 2025 without a club. He most recently played for Swindon Town, having joined them from Crewe Alexandra on a free transfer in August 2023.

Uwakwe made 44 League Two appearances during his career, scoring once and providing six assists. He also has experience in League One, the National League, the FA Cup, the EFL Cup and the EFL Trophy.

His time at Swindon included two loan spells during the 2024-25 campaign. He joined Maidenhead United in September 2024 before returning to Swindon the following month, and later moved to Aldershot on loan in March 2025. The Aldershot spell ended in May that year.

Uwakwe began his senior career with Chelsea Under-23s and spent time on loan at Accrington during the 2020-21 season. He made 32 Premier League 2 appearances, scoring twice and registering two assists, while also featuring in the UEFA Youth League and the EFL Trophy.

The London-born player developed through Chelsea’s youth system after joining the club’s academy. He was part of Chelsea Under-18 sides that won the FA Youth Cup and the English Youth League twice, achieving both honours in the 2016-17 and 2017-18 seasons.

Uwakwe has primarily operated on the left side of midfield and is left-footed. His arrival adds a player with experience across the English professional and non-league game to Maidstone’s midfield options.

Maidstone are competing in the National League South, while Uwakwe’s previous League Two experience represents the highest level recorded in his senior career. He has also made 23 League One appearances, scoring once and supplying three assists.

The move was completed on 4 September 2026, with Uwakwe joining Maidstone after his spell without a club.

English-Nigerian midfielder Tino Anjorin has joined Goztepe from Torino on loan, moving to the Turkish Super Lig until 30 June 2027.

The 24-year-old central midfielder switches clubs after beginning the 2026-27 campaign with Torino in Italy's Serie A. Anjorin made one appearance in the Italian Cup this season, playing 26 minutes, but did not feature in the league before completing his move to Turkey.

Goztepe become the latest club in a career that has included spells in England, Italy and Russia. The player joined Torino permanently from Empoli in July for €4.5m after spending the 2025-26 season on loan at Empoli from the Italian club.

Anjorin first moved to Empoli from Chelsea in August 2024 on a free transfer. He had come through Chelsea's academy system and spent time away from the club on loan at Portsmouth, Huddersfield and Lokomotiv Moscow before leaving Stamford Bridge.

His spell at Portsmouth in the 2023-24 season ended with the club winning the English third tier. Anjorin returned to Chelsea's development set-up before making his move to Empoli, where he continued his career in Italy.

The midfielder also has a UEFA Champions League winners' medal from Chelsea's 2020-21 campaign. He was part of the club's youth sides that won the English Under-18 Youth League and FA Youth Cup in 2017-18.

Anjorin, who was born in Poole and stands 1.86m tall, is predominantly a central midfielder and favours his right foot. His arrival gives Goztepe an experienced addition with a background across several European leagues, including the Premier League development system and Serie A.

Torino retain Anjorin's registration during the loan, with the midfielder scheduled to return to the Italian club when the arrangement ends on 30 June 2027. He has now completed his move to Goztepe.

Nigeria centre-forward Victor Olatunji, currently with SK Beveren, is being linked with a move from Salt Lake to the Belgian club.

The proposed switch is a loan move from Major League Soccer to the Jupiler Pro League, with the 26-year-old’s deal at Beveren running until 30 June 2027. Olatunji is valued at €2m.

Olatunji joined Salt Lake from Sparta Prague in August 2025 for €2.15m and made 25 MLS appearances during the 2025-26 season, scoring five goals. He has now been linked with a return to European football after one campaign in the United States.

The 1.93m striker previously spent time in Cyprus and Slovakia before moving to Sparta Prague in July 2023. He helped the Czech club win the league and cup double in the 2023-24 season, making 14 Bundesliga appearances and scoring twice in the Champions League during his time there.

The potential move would place Olatunji at his latest club in Belgium, where Beveren would take on the forward for the 2026-27 campaign. His current agreement with the club is scheduled to last through the end of June 2027.

Nigeria central midfielder Alphonsus Ebuka has swapped Czech football for Portugal after joining AD Sao Paio SC on a free transfer.

The 25-year-old has signed a contract running until 30 June 2027, bringing his spell with Benatky n/Jiz to an end. Ebuka’s move was completed on 4 September 2026.

Ebuka began his career in Europe with Portuguese side FC Porto Under-19, joining them from Superstars FA in August 2019 on loan. He returned to Superstars FA at the end of that season before moving back to Porto, this time joining the club’s B team on another loan in July 2020.

That second loan ended in June 2021, after which Ebuka returned to Superstars FA. He then spent the first half of the 2021-22 season on loan at CF La Nucia before moving permanently to CF La Nucia B in July 2022.

The Abuja-born midfielder joined Kladno from CF La Nucia B in July 2024. He later switched to Benatky n/Jiz in August 2025, playing in the Czech football system before making his latest move.

Ebuka is listed as a central midfielder and is comfortable using his right foot. His career has included spells in both Portuguese and Czech football, with AD Sao Paio SC becoming his latest club.

The move takes him back to Portugal, where his European career began at youth level with Porto. He now starts a new two-year chapter with AD Sao Paio SC after completing his free transfer from Benatky n/Jiz.

Korede Osundina, the American-Nigerian winger currently at Casa Pia, is being linked with a move to Turkish 1. Lig club Muglaspor.

Osundina, 22, joined Casa Pia from Feyenoord Under-21s in January 2025 in a €250,000 transfer and has a contract with the Portuguese club until June 2028.

The right winger has made two appearances for Casa Pia in the 2026-27 Liga Portugal campaign, starting one match and registering no goals or assists. His league record for the club stands at two appearances and 97 minutes.

Osundina began his senior career in the United States before moving to Feyenoord’s development system in 2023. He spent part of the 2023-24 season on loan at FC Dordrecht, making the move permanent to Casa Pia the following January.

A switch to Muglaspor would take the player from Portugal’s top flight to Turkey’s second tier, although the available information does not indicate that an agreement has been reached or provide a proposed transfer fee.

Born in Naperville, Illinois, Osundina is eligible to represent both the United States and Nigeria. He is currently valued at €350,000 and remains under contract at Casa Pia, where he wears the number 13 shirt.