Flying Eagles winger Sani Suleiman has officially sealed a permanent transfer to Saudi Arabian club Al Qadsiah.

He did his routine medicals in Madrid, Spain, before he headed out to Saudi Arabia.

The 20-year-old winger failed to meet high expectations at Bundesliga club RB Liepzig, when he signed up in January.

The transfer to Saudi Arabia is worth around 10 million euros.

He has now signed a three-year contract with an option for an additional year.

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Al Ittihad striker George Ilenikhena, who could be called up for Super Eagles forthcoming 2027 AFCON qualifiers against Madagascar and Guinea Bissau, has been rewarded for his fine form in Saudi Arabia with the Goal of the Week.

Goal of the Week
Winner is Gorge Ilenikhena pic.twitter.com/1jSg93uUy4

— Al-Ittihad Club (@ittihad_en) September 8, 2026

One of his two goals in the 2-1 victory over Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr won him the top prize.

In the absence of injured Victor Osimhen, Ilenikhena, who was born in Lagos but previously played for the France age-grade teams, could well be poised for his Super Eagles debut later this month.

20 year-old in-form Al Ittihad Forward, George Ilenikhena may have just confirmed his allegiance for Nigeria and NOT France, with Coach Eric Chelle liking the post and the Super Eagles International break Squad list around the corner.

He was born in Lagos but grew up… pic.twitter.com/Ar3X2r5tIE

— Football Fans Tribe (@FansTribeHQ) September 9, 2026

He posted on his Instagram page a photo of him fully kitted in Super Eagles colours posing besides an imposing eagle.

Super Eagles coach Eric Chelle liked the post.

Eric Chelle has convinced the 20-year-old striker to change international allegiance to the Super Eagles after following him while he was still playing in France with AS Monaco.

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Several top officials have said NFF technical director Austin Eguavoen will only lead the Super Falcons for next month’s 2028 Olympics qualifiers against Comoros as the search for a substantive coach will continue to be intensified.

Eguavoen’s appointment to lead the Super Falcons has been met with an outcry.

However, officials told SCORENigeria that he is only a stop-gap appointee while the search for the head coach of the women’s national team will be stepped up.

“He is only for the Comoros match and hopefully by then we would have decided on a new head coach for the Falcons,” a senior official told SCORENigeria.

The Super Falcons take on Comoros on October 9 and 13th with both legs played in Ikenne.

Eguavoen has handled the Super Eagles on several occasions as well as the Golden Eaglets, Olympic team and the Flying Eagles.

This would be the first time he is handling a women’s team.

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