How Top Nigerian Players Fared In Challenging Football Season (PART 1)

It was mixed fortunes for Nigerian players in the COVID-19 ravaged football season.

The 2019/20 football season across the globe was a challenging one, no thanks to the coronavirus pandemic that disrupted schedules and even led to the cancellation of some leagues.

Like their counterparts across the world, Nigerian players were in the thick of the action, but, as it would always be the case, it was mixed fortunes for them, in their various teams. PREMIUM TIMES looks at performances of Nigerian players, in what has been the longest season ever, across many countries.One goal in 25 matches is certainly off the mark for a player bought for €30m pounds from Arsenal last summer. After he turned down the chance to extend his stay at the Emirates, Coach Marcos Silva brought in the 24-year old winger for versatility on the wings, with his much valuable bundle of toughness, tactical culture, and drive.

Ndidi may have scored two goals and one assist in 32 matches in Leicester colours last season, but his inestimable contributions are faultless.

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