Super Eagles players have been on the move this summer, as clubs all over the world are making moves to get reinforcements to help them next season, Soccernet.ng reports.
There have been speculations about many players in the Super Eagles fold. And while some have come to fruition, others are still cooking.
In this piece, Soccernet.ng dives into transfers involving Super Eagles players that have happened this summer.
Moses Simon (Nantes to Paris FC)
Moses Simon is one of the Super Eagles stars who get their future sorted really early. After six impresssive years at Nantes, it was clear that he was going to leave the Yellow Canaries this summer.
He was initially linked with clubs like Olympique Marseille, Everton, Leeds United, and the Saudi Arabian Pro League. However, he moved to newly-promoted Ligue 1 club Paris FC instead. The Super Eagles star signed a three year deal, and the transfer cost Paris FC €7 million. Read More.
Frank Onyeka (FC Augsburg to Brentford)
Frank Onyeka spent last season on loan at German Bundesliga club Augsburg. But despite an impressive stint that saw him become an important player for the club, Augsburg refused to sign him.
Onyeka has now returned to Brentford. But his future still hangs in the balance, as it is unknown if new coach Keith Andrews wants him at the club. Nonetheless, more should come from that in the coming days.
Bright Osayi-Samuel (Fenerbahce to Birmingham City)
Bright Osayi-Samuel’s contract at Fenerbahce expired at the end of last season, despite several attempts by the club to get him to sign a new deal.
Osayi-Samuel was linked to several clubs in Turkey, including Besiktas, but it did not work out. Eventually, the Super Eagles star made a shock switch to newly-promoted English Championship club Birmingham City. He will look to play an important role in their push for Premier League football next season. Read more.
Semi Ajayi (West Brom to Hull City)
Semi Ajayi’s contract at West Brom expired at the end of last season, bringing his six-year stay at the club to an end.
He didn’t stay long without a clubs though, as soon after, he joined Hull City, signing a two-year contract. Read more.
Kelechi Iheanacho (Middlesbrough to Sevilla)
Kelechi joined Sevilla last summer in a free transfer, but he failed to cut it there and had to move to English Championship club Middlesbrough on loan in January. There, he contributed one goal and two assists in 15 appearances.
However, he did not impress much there and the club did not sign him permanently. Iheanacho is now back at Sevilla, but he will likely make a move soon, as he is not wanted at the club.
Sadiq Umar (Valencia to Real Sociedad)
Sadiq Umar joined Valencia from Real Sociedad in a six-month loan transfer in January. This came as he struggled to deliver on the pitch, especially since suffering an anterior cruciate ligament two seasons ago.
However, at Valencia, he rediscovered his form, contributing six goals in 19 appearances. Sadiq looked quite good at Valencia, and it was expected that the club would sign him permanently.
But at the end of the season, they let the Super Eagles star return to Real Sociedad. Read More.
Benjamin Tanimu (Crawley Town to Mahgreb Fez)
Benjamin Tanimu rose to prominence last year, when then-coach Finidi George called up him to the Super Eagles squad. He was at Tanzanian club Singida Black Stars at the time.
Nonetheless, he joined English League One club Crawley Town last year. But he did not play much. Then, earlier this month, the 22-year-old midfielder completed a transfer to Moroccan club Mahgreb Fez. Read More.
Adebayo Adeleye (EN Paralimniou to Volos)
Adebayo Adeleye spent last season at Cypriot club EN Paralimniou, and he was one of the best players on the team.
♻️ Super Eagles goalkeeper Adebayo Adeleye has signed a two-year deal with Greek side FC Volos.#YourSportsMemo pic.twitter.com/JTK52zOKEO
— Samuel Areo (@Undisputed_Jsam) July 11, 2025
However, he chose to leave at the expiration of his contract there and joined Greek Super League club Volos, where he signed a two-year deal. Adeleye has one cap for the Super Eagles.
Jordan Torunarigha (Gent to Hamburger)
Jordan Torunarigha joined newly-promoted Bundesliga club Hamburger earlier this month.
He spent three years at his former club KAA Gent, bhe had been pushing for a transfer since last sumer. Unfortunately, for him, they refused to let him leave.
So he refused to sign a contract extension and ended up moving to Hoffenheim in a free transfer. Torunarigha has one cap for the Super Eagles of Nigeria.
Kenneth Omeruo (Free Agent to CFR Cluj)
Kenneth Omeruo joined CFR Cluj as a free agent earlier this month. The former Chelsea man was a a free agent since terminating his contract at Turkish club Kasimpasa in January this year.
However, he had to wait until this summer before joining another club due to injury. Omeruo signed a two-year contract with his new employers CFR Cluj.
Godwin Saviour (Al Okhdood to FC Baniyas)
Godwin Saviour got his Super Eagles debut in 2022, while Jose Peseiro was still the coach of the team. He was at Casa Pia at the time.
However, the 28-year-old forward, who turns 29 in August, has since left Europe for the Middle East. Godwin joined Saudi Arabian club Al Okhdood two years ago and was an important member of the team, contributing 13 goals and five assists in 59 games.
✅ Official: Deal Sealed!
Baniyas Sports & Cultural Club of the UAE Pro League has completed the signing of Nigerian striker Godwin Saviour.
The 28-year-old Super Eagles forward joins the club as a free agent after parting ways with Saudi side Al Akhdoud. pic.twitter.com/UfPjr1oI5G
— Jide Taiwo sport (@Taiwobabajide6) July 7, 2025
This summer he has moved again. This time, to UAE club Baniyas FC in a free transfer, as his contract at Al Okhdood expired at the end of last season. The duration of his contract is unconfirmed at the time of publishing.
More updates coming up…