JORDAN IBE
Jordon Ashley Femi ibe has played a starring role since
emerging at Liverpool, having flourished during a loan spell at Derby County.
Since returning to Anfield in January, Ibe has established himself in the first
team, preferred to £20 million signing Lazar Markovic in the right wing- back
role.
His emergence over the past month, which has featured exciting displays against Everton, Tottenham and Besiktas. He has been as swift as one of those rapid bursts down the right flank he can produce and the hopes Brendan Rodgers has for this confident 19-year old are understandably high. Continue...
In which he firmly believed he could influence their
aggressive pursuit of a top four spot. He earned himself a man of the match
award after his scintillating display in the Merseyside derby, he won the
penalty Balotelli controversially converted that gave Liverpool a slim victory
over Besiktas in the Europa League a fortnight ago and continued brilliantly
with his Amazing performance against Southampton.
He is blessed with abundance of skills and step over’s
and he has shown maturity over time in his approach with just 19 years of age.
No wonder is in international tug-of-war with Nigeria and England. However, he
could still switch allegiances and Nigeria officials plan to offer him a full
international cap for the Super Eagles.
SAMMY AMEOBI
Samuel Oluwaseyi “Sammy" Ameobi is a footballer who plays for Newscastle United as a winger. He wears jersey number 28 and ever since his emergence as a fringe player for Newcastle last year, he has grown into a player full of confidence, drive, great physique and powerful left foot.
Having been integrated into the first team by the
former manager Alan pardew, he has been in scintillating form ever since.
He scored his first senior league goal for Newcastle on
26 October 2014,within seven seconds of the second half against Tottenham and
he was pivotal to ending Chelsea’s unbeaten premier league run earlier in the season
with an assist during the match which ended 2-1 . 
This season, Ameobi has appeared 17 times in the
Premier league, scoring two goals and contributing two assists. He is a natural
left winger with great vision that will help reshape and bring in a new
dimension into the National team attack formation, something that has been
missing in the Super Eagles for a very long time ever since the great Emmanuel
Amuneke retired.
ODION IGHALO
Nigerian’s odion ighalo continued with his brilliant goal scoring run by scoring a brace in Watford’s 2-1 defeat of Brentford in an English Championship game played on Tuesday. The Nigeria- born striker has been earning the plaudits of his team-mates, gradually becoming fan’s favourite at English Championship side Watford.
The 25-year old has netted 15 times for the club this
season, which has taken them to fifth spot on the standing to play-off position
and in contention for the Premier League.
He is in a rich vein form, where everything he touches ends up in the net. Ighalo qualities are quite enormous; he is strong, skilful and also has a very good finish. The former Flying Eagles skipper has now scored eleven goals in his last seven games.
He is in a rich vein form, where everything he touches ends up in the net. Ighalo qualities are quite enormous; he is strong, skilful and also has a very good finish. The former Flying Eagles skipper has now scored eleven goals in his last seven games.
BARTHOLOMEW OGBECHE
He has been in superb form since the turn of the year, the Nigeria international has so far played 21 times scoring eleven goals and contributing one assist.
The former Super Eagles striker is now the leading
African scorer in the Dutch top Flight after he netted his 11th goal
of the season on Friday.
He is sixth overall on the goals’ chart, four goals
behind top scorer Memphis Depay. Incidentally, Ogbeche only returned to action
for his Dutch Eredivise team, Cambuur, on Friday after he served a a match ban.
His 11th goal in the League was in Cambuur’s 1-2 defeat at NAC
Brada.
CHUBA AKPOM
The talented striker Chuba was an integral part of the Arsenal Fc youth set-up last season, scoring 15 times in his 23 appearances for the Academy sides. The England youth international also completed short loan spells at Brentford and Coventry City in the d second half of the campaign.
Chuba made two appearances for the first team last
season and scored a penalty in the shoot-out win against West Bromwich Albion
in the Capital One Cup.
He produced impressive showings in the UEFA Youth
League and the FA youth Cup with a combined tally of nine goals in the two cup
competitions.
He recently signed an improved contract with the
gunners during January transfer window and he has been enterprising with his
display ever since he has been integrated first team.
He came in as a second half substitute in a recent
premier league match against Aston Villa and waste no time in winning a penalty
which Carzorla converted to make the
scoreline 4-0 at that time.
Chuba is indeed a player to watch out for in years to come and having shown interest in playing for Nigeria, i strongly believe this is the right time to snap him up before it’s too late.
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