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In a bid to expand Enyimba FC's international presence, Nigerian football legend Kanu Nwankwo recently visited Poland to lure Polish clubs into partnering with the Nigerian football club. Kanu Nwankwo was received in Poland by the Ekwueme brothers, younger siblings of the enigmatic Sporting Director of Enyimba FC. The brothers played host to Kanu Nwankwo during his visit, facilitating meetings with top Polish clubs. Kanu Nwankwo held productive meetings with several Polish clubs, showcasing Enyimba FC's achievements, infrastructure, and growth plans. The meetings were reportedly well-received, with Polish clubs expressing interest in partnering with Enyimba FC. As a result of the visit, Enyimba FC is now in advanced talks with Polish clubs, with discussions focusing on partnership opportunities, including player exchange programs and training camps. This development is seen as a significant step towards expanding Enyimba FC's International visibility 

In a welcoming collaboration, Gulf United, a leading football club in the top tier of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) League, and City Sports Group hosted a grand scholarship showcase aimed at discovering and nurturing the next generation of football talents in Nigeria. The landmark event kicks off in Abuja under the watch of Gulf United's club director, Mo Jarad.   The showcase in Abuja featured two categories for players aged 13-17 and 16-21 and the selected participants did not disappoint as they brought skills on display.  Selected participants will have the opportunity to study and train at some of the UK's and USA's most esteemed educational institutions, including Langley School, Beechwood School, Trinity School, and Bede's School. In attendance at the Abuja showcase were Marcello Anyanwu, head scout and assistant coach of Gulf United's first team; Martin Marlow, head of recruitment Gulf United FC based in the UK. This event marks Gulf United's second show

Head Coach Randy Waldrum has picked captain Rasheedat Ajibade, goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie, defender Osinachi Ohale, forward Asisat Oshoala and 14 other players in his final list of Nigeria’s Super Falcons for this year’s Women’s Olympic Football Tournament in France. There are also defenders Oluwatosin Demehin and Michelle Alozie, midfielders Deborah Abiodun, Halimatu Ayinde, Christy Ucheibe and Toni Payne, and forwards Esther Okoronkwo, Chinwendu Ihezuo and Uchenna Kanu. Squad members who are currently on holidays in Nigeria will join home-based players and team officials aboard an Air France flight from Abuja to Sevilla, Spain on Thursday night, with the rest of the playing body and technical team also arriving in Sevilla on Friday for a two-week training camp. The team is scheduled to depart Sevilla for France on Thursday, 18th July. Nine-time African champions Nigeria, who are making their first appearance at the Women’s Olympic Football Tournament for the first time since 2008 i