Many deals were completed during the January football transfer window, but a few others hit the proverbial brick wall.was the most active business area, with Chelsea going on a spending spree and even breaking the British transfer record by signing Enzo Fernandez from Benfica.
At the bottom of the table, the likes of Southampton were also involved in brisk businesses to stave off relegation from England’s top flight. Like every other year, scenarios of players’ deals being hijacked by the richer and sometimes more innovative clubs all played out, with others pulling massive transfer coups.
Nigerian players did not make the headlines during the winter transfer window, although one or two of them were involved in clubs tussling over their services With the January Transfer Window now officially over at least in mainstream Europe, PREMIUM TIMES makes a selection of five of the top moves made by Nigeria players this winter.English Premier LeagueSince arriving in France from KV Kortrijk in 2020, Moffi has scored an impressive 34 goals in 87 matches and he is ready to score even more now that he has switched from his erstwhile club Lorient to OGC Nice.
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