Zambia Women’s Team Withdraws Players Over US Immigration Concerns

The Zambia women’s national team has made the critical decision to withdraw four of its US-based players from the squad for their upcoming matches, citing concerns related to the immigration policies enacted by the Trump administration. This announcement was made on Wednesday by the country’s football federation, highlighting the growing apprehensions surrounding the treatment of... Continue Reading →

πŽπ…π…πˆπ‚πˆπ€π‹: Ademola Lookman Crowned African Player of the Year

Nigeria's Ademola Lookman has been crowned the 2024 African Footballer of the Year at the prestigious Confederation of African Football (Caf) Awards held in Marrakesh, a significant honor that underscores his remarkable talent and contributions to the sport. Lookman's victory highlights a continuing trend of Nigerian excellence in African football, as he follows in the... Continue Reading →

Red Bull Driver Max Verstappen to Serve FIA ‘Public Interest’ Punishment in Rwanda

Max Verstappen will serve his community service punishment for swearing in an FIA press conference in Rwanda, where Formula 1's governing body is staging its end-of-season awards this coming week. This unique decision underscores the FIA's commitment to maintaining decorum within the sport and sends a clear message about acceptable behavior, especially in press engagements... Continue Reading →

Manchester United’s Onana Given Award for Charity Work

Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana has been awarded the Player Impact Award by the international players' union Fifpro, highlighting his notable contributions to charitable endeavors. Through his dedication to philanthropy, Onana has made significant strides in improving healthcare access in his home country and beyond. In 2021, Onana established the Andre Onana Foundation, a charitable... Continue Reading →

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