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Nottingham Forest's Taiwo Awoniyi is seeking a move away from the club due to limited game time. Mainz 05 are in talks to bring back the Nigerian striker, providing a potential opportunity for him to revitalize his career in the Bundesliga.

Angel Gomes is set to leave Marseille in January for more playing time, with Bournemouth leading the chase. Despite a strong start at the club, he has dropped in the pecking order. Marseille are looking to offload him to compensate for summer transfers. Bournemouth is moving quickly to secure his signature before the deadline.

Robinio Vaz's future at Olympique Marseille is uncertain as Premier League clubs Aston Villa, Brentford, and Chelsea are monitoring his situation. Vaz, 18, has yet to sign a new contract with Marseille despite offers and recent criticism from coach Roberto De Zerbi. With impressive performances off the bench, Vaz's potential transfer fee could be around €25-30 million. Marseille's sporting director is working to keep him at the club, but Vaz's decision is imminent.

Nigeria's Terem Moffi is set to leave OGC Nice in January amidst clashes with club ultras. With interest from French and Belgian clubs, the striker's decision to leave comes after a physical assault at the training ground. Nice may sanction a loan move to ease financial burdens, giving Moffi options for a fresh start.

Former Burnley defender CJ Egan-Riley looks to secure more playing time for Marseille in Ligue 1. Despite a slow start, he remains optimistic and is close to key players like Mason Greenwood and Angel Gomes. With a positive attitude, he aims to improve and contribute to the team's success in various competitions this season.

OGC Nice's Terem Moffi hopes the international break will help the team amidst a disappointing start to the Ligue 1 season. The team is still a work in progress, struggling for results in both the league and Europa League. Moffi remains optimistic about Nigeria's World Cup qualifiers.

Top African coaches scouted Marseille's win over Strasbourg for upcoming FIFA World Cup qualifiers and Africa Cup of Nations. Senegal coach eyes 18-year-old striker, Robinio Vaz, while Ivory Coast coach impressed by Ouattara and Doukoure. Both teams looking to strengthen squads for upcoming tournaments.

FC Lorient had a tough start to the Ligue 1 season after previous success in Ligue 2. Midfielder Jean-Victor Makengo reassured fans of his commitment and versatility. Despite recent losses, the team remains positive and aims to improve in their upcoming match against Le Havre.

Ivorian forward Yann Gboho aims to mentor young talents at Toulouse while improving his performance in Ligue 1. After a successful season opener, Gboho is determined to guide the young team to success and score more goals this season under coach Martinez Novell.

Ghana coach Otto Addo is impressed by OGC Nice's Kojo Peprah Oppong's defensive performance. He watched Oppong and fellow Ghana star Samed in action. Addo met with Salisu and is in Monaco for a European tour, planning squad announcements for upcoming World Cup qualifiers.

Former Manchester United defender Rafael da Silva has advised Real Madrid forward Vinicius Junior to stop complaining during games for Brazil. Vinicius needs to focus on his performance, as the national team is struggling in World Cup qualifiers. Rafael also praises new head coach Carlo Ancelotti as Brazil aims to end their trophy drought.

Norwich City loanee Jonathan Rowe reflects on his limited playing time with Olympique Marseille this season. Despite disappointments, he remains optimistic about his development and future in the French Ligue 1, looking forward to the final league match and potential Champions League campaign.

Clinton Morrison believes Crystal Palace can survive relegation despite losing Michael Olise and Joachim Andersen, advising the team to boost their attacking efficiency.

Nigeria's U19 Women's Cricket Team makes history by qualifying for the 2025 ICC Women's World Cup. Coach Sarah Bhakita targets a semi-final finish in Malaysia