Nigerian transfer news today: Okonkwo to Charlton, Moffi to Hamburg & other latest Super Eagles updates

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Some Super Eagles stars could still be on the move before the window closes, with the transfer market across major leagues set to remain active over the next two weeks.

Below is a rundown of the latest developments and rumours surrounding Nigerian players. With some key negotiations reaching decisive stages, high-profile switches could materialize very quickly. We track every major update closely to ensure you stay ahead of all the breaking updates.

Arthur Okonkwo To Charlton Athletic

After a frustrating summer of uncertainty at Wrexham, Arthur Okonkwo has sorted his future. The Super Eagles shot-stopper found himself sidelined after Wrexham spent €8 million to sign another goalkeeper.

Now, a new door opened in the English Championship, as Charlton Athletic have swooped in for him, securing the big Nigerian on a crucial season-long loan. By the end of the loan, Okonkwo might even go on to sign a new deal, depending on how he performs this seaon.

Charlton’s former first-choice goalkeeper appears to have fallen out of favor, so Okonkwo is expected to claim the number one spot. Read more.

Terem Moffi’s Transfer Debacle

Super Eagles star Terem Moffi is in a transfer limbo as he is desperate to escape a bitter fallout at Nice. He left OGC Nice in January after a fallout with the club and moved to Porto. But despite a title-winning loan spell at the club, the Portuguese giants refused to trigger his €8 million buyout.

Bundesliga side Hamburg have consistently been linked with the striker for a few weeks, and a transfer agreement with Nice is reportedly now in place, handing the 27-year-old a thrilling career lifeline. However, there is a major stumbling block. Read more.