Nigerian transfer news today: Ilenikhena attracts 3 European clubs, Moffi, & other Super Eagles latest updates

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Some Super Eagles stars are still expected to switch clubs in the coming days, with the transfer market in most leagues still open for the next two weeks. You can check below for details of some of the latest happenings involving Nigerian players.

George Ilenikhena Linked With European Switch

Young Nigerian forward George Ilenikhena’s could be on his way out of Al-Ittihad soon despite a recent increase in playing time and performances. He had limited game time in his first few months in Saudi Arabia, but that has now improved significantly.

Fresh reports suggest that Trabzonspor, Bologna, and Sevilla have emerged with concrete interest, but neither club appears to have an easy path to the forward.

Ilenikhena can represent France or Nigeria at international level, but it appears that he leans a bit more into Nigeria. So a return to Europe could put him in the reckoning for a place in the Super Eagles squad. Read more.

Why a Samsunspor Transfer Looks Unlikely For Terem Moffi

Super Eagles striker Terem Moffi appeared to be edging closer to Turkey, but an unexpected problem at Samsunspor could now change everything. He is the Turkish club’s preferred attacking target as he looks for a fresh start away from Nice.

But the major problem is that Samsunspor have already reached their limit of 14 foreign players. That complication could give Hamburger SV the opening they need after previously making significant progress in the race.

For Moffi, the choice is about more than simply finding a new club after a difficult spell at Nice and Porto. He needs regular football — and the right environment to rediscover the form that once made him one of Ligue 1’s most dangerous forwards. Read more here.