Why Mba’s deal fell through – Wolves

Nigeria international Sunday Mba did not sign with French second division side CA Bastia because they offered him a “slave deal”.

Top Warri Wolves officials told MTNFootball.com that they were forced to pull the plug on Mba’s move to Europe at the last minute after they went through a contract that they claimed was not favourable to the player.

But those behind the Bastia deal have also countered quickly, saying Wolves officials were all about the cash they will make and not the player’s career.

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Warri Wolves & Rangers ironed out their contentious on Mba

Warri Wolves and Rangers International of Enugu have ironed out the contentious transfer of Super Eagles striker, Sunday Mba. Mba will remain a player of the Delta State pampered Warri Wolves, but he will play for Rangers until the end of the season in September, when he will likely move to Europe.

“We’ve taken this important step to enable Mba continue with his young career and not to hinder his progress.

“Warri Wolves own the player and full transfer rights, the club decided to let him stay with Rangers on loan and return to Warri at the end of the season.

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Wolves give Rangers deadline on Agbim

Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) outfit, Warri Wolves, are ready to sell Super Eagles goalkeeper, Chigozie Agbim to rivals, Enugu Rangers for N8 million (around $52,000).

But Rangers have been haggling with Wolves to pay half the asking fee for the Nigerian national team goalkeeper.

Warri Wolves are ready to farm out Agbim to Rangers and have included a deadline of April 26 for them to pay up the transfer fee of N8 million.

Supersport.com learnt that Rangers are desperate to land Agbim ahead of their Caf Champions League game against Angola's CRD Libolo on Sunday.

The Flying Antelopes have just one goalkeeper, Godwin Anyalogu available for selection ahead of the tie after failing to register Itodo Akor who joined them this term from El-Kanemi Warriors.

Agbim is understood to be the other available goalkeeper registered for the Champions League apart from Anyalogu.

Warri Wolves and Enugu Rangers In Serious Battle over the ownership of Sunday Mba.

Following his impressive display at the recently concluded 2013 African Cup of Nations, AFCON, two Nigerian clubs Warri Wolves and Enugu Rangers are in battle over the ownership of Sunday Mba.

While Mba played for the Super Eagles at the 2013 AFCON in South Africa, the midfielder was referred to as a Warri Wolves player by the commentators and other media personalities profiling the player. But after the AFCON victory and a performance that could earn him a club abroad, Rangers have declared that Sunday Mba is their bonafide player contrary to the claims by Warri Wolves, where he last played.