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Troost-Ekong Confident Super Eagles Can Win Against Rwanda

Super Eagles captain William Troost-Ekong has shared that new head coach Eric Chelle has provided the team with clear guidance ahead of their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Rwanda and Zimbabwe.
Speaking to NFF TV, Troost-Ekong gave an update on how the team is preparing for the crucial match against Rwanda on Friday.
“He [Eric Chelle] has given us a lot of instructions. Our focus now is to understand exactly what he expects from us on Friday and work toward delivering it,” Troost-Ekong said.
He also acknowledged the pressure on the team but remains confident they can handle it. “These are the key moments where we need to step up, but none of us is afraid of that. Like I said, this pressure is a privilege for all of us,” he added.
The Super Eagles have struggled against Rwanda recently, failing to win their last two encounters.
Currently, Nigeria sits in fifth place in the World Cup Group C qualifying table with just three points from four matches. They are behind Rwanda, South Africa, Benin Reputhe bloc, and Lesotho, and are still searching for their first win in the group.
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Barcelona Coach Hansi Flick Hails Player Lamine Yamal: ‘He’s a Genius!”

Barcelona Manager, Hansi Flick praised player Lamine Yamal and described him a a genius.
During a brief interaction with the press, the manager speak on the team player and praises Yamal “We have exceptional players, with Lamine Yamal, who is a genius.”
But it is the team that is the most important thing. We need all our players to be at their best,”
The player, Lamine Yamal has set an impressive so far this season and has captured the attention of many with his skills.
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Toni Kroos Says Pedri Is More Valuable to Barça Than Lewandowski and Yamal

Former Real Madrid star Toni Kroos believes Pedri is the most valuable player in Barcelona’s squad right now, even more than the likes of Lamine Yamal, Robert Lewandowski, and Raphinha. Despite the trio combining for 86 goals this season and helping push Barça toward a possible treble, Kroos insists Pedri’s influence runs deeper.
Speaking on his podcast Einfach mal Luppen, Kroos said, “Players like Yamal, Raphinha, and Lewandowski might be the ones scoring and deciding matches, but for me, Pedri is the most important. Right now, he’s the best in the world in his position.” Under coach Hansi Flick, Pedri has featured in 54 games so far, with six goals and seven assists to his name—solid numbers that don’t even fully reflect his impact on the pitch.
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Jorginho Set to Join Flamengo on Three-Year Deal After Arsenal Exit

Arsenal midfielder Jorginho is set to leave the Premier League and sign a three-year deal with Brazilian giants Flamengo, keeping him at the club until 2028. Transfer insider Fabrizio Romano confirmed that the Italian international will join Flamengo as a free agent once his contract with Arsenal expires at the end of the season.
The agreement, which had been in the works since January, is now verbally in place, with all sides aligned. Romano revealed that Jorginho has given the green light to the move. Jorginho, 33, first arrived in England in 2018, joining Chelsea from Napoli. He spent five years at Stamford Bridge before making the move across London to Arsenal in 2023.
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