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Aiyegbeni can explore sha! His is a tale of never say die. Months after he left Reading FC, ex-Nigeria international, Yakubu Aiyegbeni, has joined Turkish Super League side Kayserispor.
The deal is for one year with a chance to extend if the club is satisfied with his performance in his first year.  

The club hopes the team will benefit from Aiyegbeni’s wealth of experience having played in England, Portugal, Israel, China and Qatar. The 32-year-old striker who netted 21 goals in 57 international appearances for Nigeria will be presented to the media and public on Monday.


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‎Out-of-favour Super Eagles striker, Yakubu Aiyegbeni is set to leave Reading FC at the end of the season. The club announced on its website that the contract of his and three others, Zat Knight, Danny Guthrie and Mikkel Andersen ‎will not be extended because the club would be signing more quality players to strengthen it's squad.

The Nigerian international who joined the club in February  scored only one goal‎ in 7 matches. He's  netted a total of 95 goals in the English Premier League during spells at Portsmouth, Middlesbrough, Everton and Blackburn Rovers.

"As we enter our third year out of the Premier League, the club's owners recognise the need for Steve Clarke to freshen his squad ahead of the new campaign, and this is the beginning of that process," an official club statement read.

"After a period of financial instability and with the Financial Fair Play regulations in place, the owners are also making a concerted effort to get back to the sensible wage principles that have long been the club's trademark.

"Striking the right balance will be key to a sustainable model for success."


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Reading FC forward and former Super Eagles player, Yakubu Aiyegbeni has been named the highest paid Nigerian football. Occupying the second spot in the latest Nigerian footballers' earners list is Levante's Kalu Uche. They both earn over $2.5 million each year.


Highest earning Nigerian footballers
 
(1) Yakubu Aiyegbeni
(2) Kalu Uche
(3) Mikel Obi
(4) Obafemi Martins
(5) Emmanuel Emenike
(6) Brown Ideye
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Stephen Keshi
There are speculations that Nigerian Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi may not include Chelsea's Mikel Obi in his list of players playing in the 2013 Nations Cup qualifier in Rwanda.

Though Mikel has resumed training after seven weeks out with a muscle problem, the coach insisted that only fit players will be involved in the game.
"It's very simple only fit players would be invited now. We have three major qualifiers, there is CHAN 2012, AFCON 2013 and the World Cup qualifiers, so we are just building and everyone would get a chance but right now only fit players will be invited".

"My list will consist of only players who are in action every week."

With this statement, would Mikel who has been absent in his club for weeks be included in Keshi's list?
On whether Blackburn Rovers striker, Yakubu Aiyegbeni who has been given a back seat after he missed a sitter against South Korea at the 2010 World Cup would also feature, he said that, "There was no time I said Aiyegbeni was on my list. But if he makes it to the list, that means he deserves to be there," said the coach.

However, those who top the list of call-ups include Vincent Enyeama, Joseph Yobo, Osaze Odemwingie, Obinna Nsofor, Efe Ambrose, Ike Uche, Taye Taiwo, Joel Obi, Brown Ideye, Ekigho Ehiosun and Austin Ejide.

Source: MTN football
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Yakubu Aiyegbeni
Nigerians, especially football lovers would never forget the name Yakubu Aiyegbeni, not even with his unforgiveable performance in the last world cup hosted by South Africa which saw his country Nigeria losing out of the game but rather than allow the setback to weigh him down, the 29 year old striker warmed his way back into the hearts of many.
Needless to say the Blackburn Rover has in the last few months been putting up spectacular performances, dispensing goals at any slightest opportunity.
His recent achievement is leading his Rovers club to a memorable 3-2 victory (against Manchester United) to end 2011.
The sky is just the stepping stone for Aiyegbeni who has just emerged goal.com's 137th World Player of the Week. We wish him the best of luck this new year.