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Swedish club sign Oladimeji Abdulmuiz, 17

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Swedish club IF Elfsborg have announced the transfer of midfielder Oladimeji Abdulmuiz, who will be 18 in the summer.

Abdulmuiz has signed from Beyond Limits Academy in Ikenne.

The youngster, who goes by the nickname “Muiz”, has signed a contract with the Borås club that extends until the summer of 2029.

“It’s a very nice feeling and I’m happy to be here,” Abdulmuiz told the official website of Elfsborg.

“I simply like to control and play forward, but I am also good at chasing and putting pressure when we don’t have the ball within the team. I look forward to coming in and helping the team, and that we will win a lot together.”

Elfsborg’s club manager Stefan Andreasson has welcomed the talent.

“In competition with several clubs, we have now, after good discussions with Beyond Limits , bought Muiz and he has signed a contract until the summer of 2029,” he stated.

“Muiz will now first be with us during an introductory period to get to know the business, then the formal transition will take place in connection with his 18th birthday in June when he will be part of our A-team squad.

“We warmly welcome Muiz and it will be very exciting to follow his continued development with us.”

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Super Eagles get no pay for heroic draw in Russia

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Like it was last year, the Super Eagles again did not get paid for their efforts in a commendable comeback-draw with Russia.

Russia splashed out $1.2 million in June 2025 to get Nigeria play against them in a first-ever meeting at full international level.

The match ended in a 1-1 draw with striker Tolu Arokodare scoring the equaliser for the Super Eagles.

This week, the Eagles, parading a makeshift team made up of as many as nine debutants, fought back to draw 3-3 with home team Russia.

It was understood that the NFF received $600,000 to honour this friendly.

The team did not receive even an appearance fee.

“Again no kobo was paid the team and there were no promises of anything going forward.” a source informed SCORENigeria

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Super Falcons star Gift Monday on the move again

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Super Falcons forward Gift Monday has changed NWSL clubs.

She has left Washington Spirit for Boston Legacy.

She was traded in exchange for $500,000 in transfer threshold funds and Spirit will get a 20% sell-on clause should Boston transfer her again in the future.

Gift Monday joined Washington Spirit in March 2025 from UD Tenerife of Spain.

She scored 12 goals and made three assists in 48 appearances for the American club.

Sporting director James Hocken said: “Since arriving, Monday has been a valuable contributor in our attacking third and played an integral role in helping this club reach the NWSL championship playoffs last season.

“We wish her nothing but continued success in the next stage of her career.”

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FIFA RANKING: Super Eagles drop after Guinea Bissau bashing

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A 3-0 humbling defeat in Guinea Bissau has dropped the Super Eagles four places down in the latest FIFA ranking.

The Super Eagles are now ranked as the 30th best team in the world, down from 26, and sixth in Africa after a mixed bag of results in the latest international break.

Guinea Bissau, on the other hand, rose eight places up after they recorded a famous victory over the three-time African champions.

The Wild Dogs are now top of Group L of the 2027 AFCON qualifying series with six points from two matches after wins over Nigeria and Tanzania.

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