Connect with us
https://groinfont.com/uk8cmfiy8?key=89fae749c33a20b14194e629d21b71fe

Sports

We’ll Invest In Sports In Edo, Discover More Osimhen, Imasuangbon Vows

Published

on

An educationist cum philanthropist, Barrister Kenneth Imasuangbon, says the right attention and priority would be given to sports and sports development in Edo State if given the mandate to serve the good people of the state as their governor.

Imasuangbon, popularly referred to as the ‘Riceman’ made his intention known in a congratulatory message he signed and sent to Victor Osimhen over the emergence of his club as the champions of Seria A League, a copy of which was made available to INFO DAILY in Benin on late Tuesday.

Advertisement

The educationist noted that with the right investment in sports hundreds of Osimhen would not only be discovered but groomed to stardom.

While promising to prioritise sports development, he pointed out that he would churn out policies that would engender sport development in the state, if given the opportunity to serve as governor.

READ ALSO: May Day: Imansuangbon Seeks Better Reward System For Nigeria Workers

Advertisement

He promised that the foremost Principal Cup and Inter House Sports in public schools would be revatilised for talent discovery, while grassroots sports development would be encouraged by creating the enabling environment.

The statement read: “Yes, Osimhen has done exceedingly well for himself; he has not only made his family proud, he has been a good ambassador of our dear state and Nigeria in general.

“Let’s not forget that he achieved this feat through consistency and a dint of hardwork which is the hallmark of every Edolites.

Advertisement

“We are indeed proud of him as he has been an inspiration to many of our youths.

READ ALSO: Serie A: Why ‘I Used Special Mask, Nigeria Colour’, Osimhen Explains After Napoli’s Win [VIDEO]

“This is why when I become the governor, we will ensure that sports development is accorded the rightful place in our overall developmental agenda.

Advertisement

“Sports is no longer a leisure, it’s now a money spinning business, in addition to the fact that sports can curb youths restiveness.

“We will work assiduously to attract the right investment into sports and thus discover more Osimhen in no distant time.

“On behalf of my family and team, I heartily rejoice and congratulate Victor Osimhen for the successes he has recorded with the Italian clubside. He has not only won the league, but he is in run for the highest goal scorer in Seria A.”

Advertisement

 

 

Advertisement
Continue Reading
Advertisement
Comments

Sports

Chelsea Set To Offload Jackson, Madueke, 8 Others [See list]

Published

on

Chelsea are reportedly planning a major squad overhaul this summer, with as many as 10 players facing the exit door, according to The Athletic.

Among those who could be sold are Noni Madueke, Nicolas Jackson, and Christopher Nkunku, as the club aims to raise funds for new signings and streamline their squad ahead of the new season.

Advertisement

Also on the list of potential departures are Djordje Petrovic, Armando Broja, Ben Chilwell, Axel Disasi, Raheem Sterling, Carney Chukwuemeka, and newly signed Renato Veiga.

READ ALSO:‘Peace Has Returned To Rivers’ — Wike, Fubara Speak After Meeting Tinubu

Many of these Chelsea players spent last season out on loan and may now be moved on permanently.

Advertisement

The club’s transfer strategy is geared towards meeting key summer objectives, with player sales expected to provide the financial muscle needed to reinforce specific areas of the squad.

Chelsea have already made moves in the transfer market, including the €35.5 million acquisition of Liam Delap from Ipswich Town.

READ ALSO: Full List: Maresca No Longer Needs Nine Players At Chelsea

Advertisement

His arrival could push Jackson further down the pecking order, with the striker now being considered for a potential sale.

One of the top targets for the Blues is Borussia Dortmund’s Jamie Bynoe-Gittens, who is seen as a potential replacement for Madueke on the wing.

While Chelsea are keen to trim their squad and raise funds, the departures of Jackson, Madueke, and Nkunku will largely depend on the calibre of offers they receive from interested clubs.

Advertisement

As the Blues prepare for a demanding new season, the coming weeks could see a flurry of transfer activity at Stamford Bridge.

 

Advertisement
Continue Reading

Sports

Brighton Sign Super Falcons Goalkeeper Nnadozie From Paris FC

Published

on

Brighton & Hove Albion have confirmed the signing of Nigerian international goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie on a free transfer from Paris FC.

The 24-year-old will officially join the club on 1 July, following the expiration of her contract with the French side.

Advertisement

Nnadozie brings a wealth of experience to the Seagulls, having earned 55 caps for Nigeria since making her senior debut in 2018.

READ ALSO:Everything You Need To Know About Éric Chelle: The New Head Coach Of The Super Eagles

She also boasts significant European pedigree, having featured in 16 UEFA Women’s Champions League matches for Paris FC between 2022 and 2025.

Advertisement

Brighton head coach Dario Vidosic praised the new arrival, saying: “She’s a talented and commanding goalkeeper who will bring consistency and confidence to our defensive line.”

He added: “We’re confident she’ll add both depth and drive to a squad already full of ambition as we continue to build for next season.”

 

Advertisement

Continue Reading

Sports

Ancelotti Tells Neymar To Prepare Well For World Cup

Published

on

New Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti considers Neymar “a very important player” and has urged the injury-prone star “to prepare well” for the 2026 World Cup.

“He must prepare well and he has the time to do that,” the Italian said in an interview with the South American football federation on Thursday.

Advertisement

He’s a very important player for us regarding the World Cup,” Ancelotti added.

READ ALSO:2025/2026 Carabao Cup First Round Draw Confirmed [Full fixtures]

Neymar, 33, extended his contract with Brazilian side Santos to the end of the year this week.

Advertisement

Neymar’s career has been dogged by injury, and he has only played 12 matches in five months for Santos, scoring three goals.

Brazil’s top scorer with 79 goals was missing from Ancelotti’s first squad at the end of May.

With Neymar absent five-time world champions Brazil qualified for next year’s World Cup with a 1-0 win over Paraguay this month.

Advertisement

AFP

 

Advertisement
Continue Reading

Trending