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  1. 5 mag 2024 · 5th May 2024. Yekini. By Johnny Edward. Former Super Eagles players and football enthusiasts on Saturday paid tribute to Nigeria’s all-time top scorer, Rashidi Yekini, 12 years after he...

  2. 1 mag 2024 · Rashidi Yekini: Vitória de Setúbal: 152: 2nd Abedi Pele: Marseille: 118 3rd Tony Yeboah: Eintracht Frankfurt: 98 1994: 1st: Emmanuel Amunike: Sporting CP: 178: 2nd George Weah: Paris Saint-Germain: 114 3rd Daniel Amokachi: Everton: 97 1995: 1st: George Weah: Milan – 1996: 1st: Nwankwo Kanu: Internazionale – 1997: 1st: Victor ...

  3. 22 apr 2024 · Rashidi Yekini, born on October 23, 1963, in Kwara State, Nigeria, etched his name into the annals of football history as one of Nigeria’s most celebrated footballers. His journey from humble beginnings to international stardom is a testament to his talent, resilience, and determination.

  4. 4 mag 2024 · - May 4, 2024. 12 years after the passing of Nigeria’s all-time leading goalscorer, Rashidi Yekini, Gateway United joins fans and the icon’s family in celebrating and honoring the legacy of the Kwara State-born striker. Read Also: Lobi Stars Remain Confident: NPFL Title Still Open, Says Management.

  5. 5 mag 2024 · Former Super Eagles players and football enthusiasts on Saturday paid tribute to Nigeria’s all-time top scorer, Rashidi Yekini, 12 years after he passed on at 48 after a protracted illness. The late Yekini was reportedly kidnapped shortly before he passed away, and the cause of his death is still unclear.Advertisement Despite his ...

  6. Former Super Eagles players and football enthusiasts on Saturday paid tribute to Nigeria’s all-time top scorer, Rashidi Yekini, 12 years after he passed on at 48 after a protracted illness. The late Yekini was reportedly kidnapped shortly before he passed away, and the cause of his death is still unclear.

  7. 30 apr 2024 · He assisted Rashidi Yekini ( of blessed memory) to score Nigeria’s first- ever FIFA World Cup goal against Bulgaria in Dallas, U. S. on June 19, 1994. George had actually scored the goal that took Nigeria to that FIFA World Cup debut, when he put Nigeria ahead against hosts Algeria in a crucial qualifier in Algiers on October 8, 1993.