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Alex Iwobi Calls Jay Jay Okocha His Ultimate Football GOAT

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Fulham midfielder Alex Iwobi has declared that his uncle, Nigerian football legend Austin Jay Jay Okocha, is his greatest player of all time (GOAT).

Speaking on “Is This Seat Taken?” podcast, Iwobi described Okocha as his lifelong idol, crediting him for shaping both his football career and personal life.

“My GOAT will always be my uncle, Jay Jay Okocha. He’s a legend on and off the field,” Iwobi said. “I used to watch his training sessions and matches, and he’s the one who taught me how to express myself on the pitch.”

Beyond football, Iwobi revealed that Okocha has been a strong mentor, guiding him on professionalism, financial management, and staying humble.

“Off the field, he always gives me advice on how to carry myself, manage my money, and remain grounded,” he added.

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Alexander Isak Says Leaving Newcastle Is Best for Him and Everyone

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Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak has opened up about his frustrations at the club, claiming that “promises have been broken” as he pushes for a move elsewhere. Liverpool recently had a major bid for the Swedish forward turned down by the Magpies, and with his future still uncertain, Isak has found himself sidelined by manager Eddie Howe.

After missing the PFA Awards on Tuesday, Isak broke his silence in a statement, saying, “I’ve stayed quiet for a long time while others spoke. That silence allowed people to share their version of events, even though it doesn’t reflect what was actually agreed behind closed doors”.

“Promises were made, and the club has known my position for a long time. Acting now as if these issues are just appearing is misleading. When trust is broken and promises are not kept, the relationship can’t continue. That’s where things stand for me right now, and why a change is the best move for everyone, not just me.”


 

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Salah Becomes First Premier League Player to Win PFA Footballer of the Year

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Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has made history by becoming the first Premier League player to win the PFA Footballer of the Year award. The Egyptian forward now joins the elite company of two-time winners like Gareth Bale, Thierry Henry, and Cristiano Ronaldo, but he’s the first to achieve this feat in the Premier League era.

Earlier this year, Salah also claimed the Football Writers’ Association Footballer of the Year honor, cementing his incredible season. Salah’s campaign was nothing short of spectacular, netting 29 goals and providing 19 assists as Liverpool surged to the Premier League title.

He edged out teammates and rivals including Alexis Mac Allister, Chelsea’s Cole Palmer, Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes, Arsenal’s Declan Rice, and Newcastle’s Alexander Isak. Reflecting on his achievement, Salah said, “Coming from Egypt and reaching this level, making history today, fills me with immense pride.”


 

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Tragedy in Utah: College Basketball Player Deng Mayar Dies in Drowning Incident

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It has been reported that college basketball player, Deng Mayar, passed away after a drowning incident.

The reports stated that the basketball player died in Blackridge Reservoir after going swimming with his friend in Utah.

The reports also stated that his friend attempted to save him and shouted for help, however, the rescue failed as the player drowned.

It was later in the night that the body of the college basketball player was found.


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