It was another action-packed weekend for Nigerian players abroad, with goals flying in and assists making the difference across Europe and beyond.

From Kazeem Ojo’s dazzling brace in Lithuania to Daniel Udoh’s crucial assist in England, Nigerian footballers once again left their mark on global pitches, Footballrover reports.

Kazeem Ojo Shines in Lithuania, Daniel Udoh Inspires in England

In the Lithuanian I Lyga, Ojo stole the spotlight with a brilliant brace as FK Atmosfera stormed to a dominant 5-0 home win over Zalgris 2.

His performance was a standout among Nigerian players abroad this weekend.

Meanwhile, in England’s League One, Daniel Udoh worked tirelessly for Wycombe Wanderers, playing the full 90 minutes and delivering a vital assist in their thrilling 2-2 draw against Reading.

His creative spark ensured Wycombe stayed in the contest against tough opposition.

More Nigerian Players Abroad Light Up Europe

Across Belarus, Charles Mark Ikechukwu was unplayable, striking twice in the 8th and 60th minutes to fire FC Minsk to a commanding 3-1 away victory against Molodechno.

In Israel, Petrr Godly Michael opened his season’s account with a 54th-minute strike that handed Ironi Tiberias a narrow 1-0 win over Hapoel Haifa.

Andrew Idoko was also on target for Hapoel Jerusalem in the 38th minute, but his effort was not enough as his side fell 1-2 at home to Ashdod.

Latvia saw Sadiq Saleh net for FS Metta, though it proved a consolation in their 4-2 away loss to BFC Daugapils.

In Hungary, Bright Edomwonyi made it back-to-back goals, but Spartacus FC suffered a heavy 1-4 home defeat to DVTK.

In the Czech Republic, David Moses showed his class with an assist before being subbed off in the 69th minute, helping Slavia Praha secure a comfortable 3-1 home win over Pardubice.

Other Highlights from Nigerian Stars Abroad

The Moldova Super Liga witnessed an all-Nigerian showdown as Peter Oluwaseun Ademo struck in the 18th minute to give Sheriff the lead, before Christopher Nwaeze leveled in the 24th minute to secure a 1-1 away draw for Milsami.

In Kazakhstan, Uche Agbo came on as a super-sub in the 71st minute and delivered the killer blow with a dramatic 90th-minute winner as FK Aktobe edged Zhetysu 3-2.

In the Ukraine Cup Round of 64, Itodo Mandela scored early in the 6th minute to guide FC Metalist to a 2-0 win over Obolon in their single-leg tie.

Across the Atlantic in the USA’s MLS Next Pro, Monsuru Opeyemi announced himself with his maiden goal, finding the net just five minutes after coming on in the 85th minute.

However, his strike wasn’t enough to prevent FC Cincinnati 2 from slipping to a narrow 2-3 home defeat against Carolina Core.

From Kazeem Ojo’s brace in Lithuania to Daniel Udoh’s assist in England, Nigerian players abroad continue to showcase their brilliance across Europe and beyond.

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Last Updated on August 25, 2025 9:00 am by Sir Kris