Former Chelsea attacker Eni Aluko has attributed the trend of Nigerian players with dual nationalities opting for other countries to the lack of appeal of Nigerian football. The country has lost a ...

Eni Aluko has been named in ITV's punditry team for the Women's Euros but there is no Ian Wright The broadcaster revealed its full team of presenters, pundits and commentators for the tournament ...

With a $100 million war chest and Eni Aluko serving as both strategic advisor and investor, the group is systematically acquiring independent women’s clubs across Europe and Latin America ...

Former Chelsea attacker Eni Akuko has advised the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to make Nigerian football more ...

Eni Aluko has been snubbed by ITV bosses for the Lionesses’ first match since she accused Ian Wright of “blocking” opportunities for female pundits in the women’s game.

Eni Aluko will return to punditry duties at this summer’s Euros following her criticism of Ian Wright - Getty Images/Catherine Ivill Ben Rumsby Thu, Jun 26, 2025 · 4 min read ...

Former Chelsea and England star Eni Aluko has disclosed why many Nigerian dual-nationality players like Bukayo Saka and Eberechi Eze prefer England over Nigeria.

For Aluko, that was a move to punish her for complaining. “There are too many coincidences, I’m afraid. I can’t say what their motive was but I took it as a threat at the time,” she said.

Roy Keane caught Ian Wright off-guard with a reference to Eni Aluko during a podcast appearance with the ex-Arsenal player. The former Chelsea Women forward apologised after suggesting in a radio ...

Former England striker Eni Aluko has pulled out of a presenting role at this week’s Women’s Football Awards following her criticism of fellow pundit Ian Wright. The 38-year-old criticised ...

The former Newcastle United, Manchester City and QPR midfielder previously announced his "retirement" from social media ...

Eni Aluko has been snubbed by ITV bosses for the Lionesses’ first match since she accused Ian Wright of “blocking” opportunities for female pundits in the women’s game.