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Bright Ejuke Set to Join Sevilla on Three-Year Deal
Super Eagles winger Bright Ejuke is set to embark on an exciting new chapter in his career by joining Sevilla on a three-year contract.
The 26-year-old Nigerian international will be moving to the Spanish La Liga club on a free transfer after his stint with CSKA Moscow and a season-long loan at Hertha Berlin.
Ejuke’s move to Sevilla is significant for several reasons. Known for his pace, dribbling skills, and ability to play on both wings, Ejuke has the potential to be a valuable asset for Sevilla as they aim to strengthen their squad.
His performances in the Russian Premier League with CSKA Moscow, where he became a fan favorite, showcased his ability to adapt and excel in different leagues.
During his loan spell at Hertha Berlin, Ejuke gained valuable experience in the Bundesliga, which further honed his skills and increased his visibility on the European stage.
This experience is expected to serve him well in La Liga, one of the most competitive leagues in the world.
Sevilla’s interest in Ejuke highlights their commitment to bolstering their attacking options.
The club has a history of nurturing talent and helping players reach new heights in their careers. With Ejuke’s addition, Sevilla aims to enhance their offensive capabilities and push for higher achievements in both domestic and European competitions.
This transfer also holds personal significance for Ejuke, who has expressed his eagerness to play in La Liga, a league he has admired for its style of play and competitive nature. Joining Sevilla offers him a platform to further showcase his talent and establish himself as a key player on the international stage.
Overall, Bright Ejuke’s move to Sevilla represents a strategic step for both the player and the club. It is a promising opportunity for Ejuke to continue his development and make a substantial impact in one of Europe’s top football leagues.
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I Was a Bit Nervous’ — Referee Daniel Laryea Reflects on AFCON Semi-Final Experience
Ghanaian Referee, Daniel Laryea, who officiated the Nigeria vs Morocco game in AFCON gets interviews and shared his experience.
The referee reveals how it was his first time in a semi final and was kind of nervous. “I’ve been to three AFCON tournaments, but this is the first time I’ve been in a semi-final.”
“So when coaches choose you for that game, they know your skills and what you can do. But of course, you feel a little nervous because of the level of the match.”
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‘The Referee Was Really Bad’ — Osayi-Samuel Reacts to Nigeria’s Defeat Against Morocco
Nigerian Footballer, Bright Osayi-Samuel , react to match as Super Eagles lose to Morocco.
The player calls out CAF for their referee appointment. He shares how the Ghanaian Referee was tough on the field and made bad choices.
“One thing I would say is that the referee was really bad. I’m not saying that was the reason we lost. He is making really bad choices and it’s really tough to watch because we have referees like this in big games like today.
He then praises Morocco for a good game “But Morocco did really well.”
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Super Eagles Coach Eric Chelle Explains Why Nigeria Lost AFCON Clash to Morocco
Super Eagles Coach, Eric Chelle speaks and shared why Nigeria lost the AFCON match to Morocco.
It can be noted that the match was held on the 14th of January, 2026. Nigeria lost the match with a draft in the penalties, 4-2.
During a recent interview, Chelle shared his observations about the match and shared why they lost.
“From a technical point of view, the Super Eagles weren’t at the same level as we displayed in our other matches.”
“I don’t want to say the reason was fatigue, but the truth is that we lacked movement and power.”
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