Leicester City combative midfielder, Ndidi, Everton forward Alex Iwobi and AC Omonia goalkeeper Uzoho after an impressive display in 2019 clinching their heir eighth bronze medal have been nominated for the CAF best XI.
Jose Mourinho has succeeded Pochettino at Tottenham after the dismissal of the gaffer who had spent five years in charge of the club.
Belgium captain Eden Hazard on Monday said the 2018 World Cup bronze medallists are “stronger” than they were a year ago and have developed a “winning mentality”.
Brazil claimed their fourth U-17 crown after triumphing Mexico 2-1 at the final in Brasilia's Estadio Bezerrao.
Former Arsenal captain, Thierry Henry has been appointed by MLS side, Montreal Impact as their new head coach. Henry, 42, who spent four-and-a-half years with the New York Red Bulls before ending his career in 2014, signed a two-year deal with the option for an extra 12 months with the club.
Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers says Wilfred Ndidi is ‘absolutely key’ to the Foxes and their success despite not being accorded the respect he deserves by fans. Ndidi has helped City top the charts for the most tackles per game across Europe’s top five leagues with an average of 22.2.
