A must see: Nigerians buzzing the transfer market

French giants, Monaco, lead the hunt for Flying Eagles goal machine, Taiwo Awoniyi, according to African football. The Municipal club have tabled a far better offer than Portugeese side, Fc Porto, who are also interested in the 18 year old. The player tweeted " Deal to be finalize with As monaco with due respect soon. "

Chelsea star, John Obi Mikel is on the verge of a switch to UAE side Al Anin after agreeing personal terms with the club. "It is now left for Chelsea and the Dubai club Al Anin to agree on a transfer fee. " His rep, Babawo Mohammed said.

Stoke City wait on Jose Mourinho to make a decision on Victor Moses before making a move for the Nigerian. Stoke want to sustain an improved season by signing Moses on a long-term deal but despite not having played for Chelsea since May 2013, Mourinho is yet to come to a decision over his future.

Crystal Palace has released Nigeria striker Shola Amoebi after just six months at the club. The former Newcastle United man joined Alan Pardewa's team in January from Turkey but found game time hard to come by.

Portuguese Primeira Liga outfit Boavista has announced it has struck a deal to sign Uche Nwofor from SK Lierse, and is expected to arrive Estádio do Bessa at zero – cost, as his deal with the Belgian Pro League side was due to run out on June 30. Nwofor has penned a three – year deal and joins fellow Nigerians, Reuben Gabriel and Michael Uchebo at Boavista, as the trio are represented by the same intermediary, Tony Harris.

Nigeria hero against Chad, Odion Ighalo, is being lust after by Premier league side, Swansea. The Watford man who netted 20 times for the Hornets, could make a switch to the Liberty stadium if reported £8 million deal goes through.