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Chibuike Nwaiwu says family are happy in Turkey amid Trabzonspor speculation

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Chibuike Nwaiwu says family are happy in Turkey amid Trabzonspor speculation

Super Eagles defender Chibuike Nwaiwu says he and his family are happy in Trabzon, despite reports suggesting he could leave Trabzonspor.

Nwaiwu has been linked with a move away from the Turkish club, but the defender says his immediate priority is to concentrate on his performances rather than speculation over his future.

Speaking to De MarkeSports, Nwaiwu acknowledged that he had seen the reports but said he remained focused on his football. He also pointed out that he still has a contract with Trabzonspor, meaning any decision about what happens next could involve the club.

“I saw the news you mentioned. But I want to focus on my football, on the game I’m playing. Besides, I already have an existing contract with Trabzonspor.

“What comes after that might also depend on the club’s decision.

“Actually, I wasn’t single last season. My wife was pregnant. This season, as you can see, my baby was born. We’re perfectly happy in Trabzon with my family.”

Nwaiwu’s comments come after reports raised questions about his future at Trabzonspor. Rather than discussing potential destinations or a possible transfer, the Nigeria international stressed the importance of maintaining his focus on matches and his responsibilities on the pitch.

The defender also offered a personal explanation for the circumstances surrounding his family life over the past two seasons. He said his wife was pregnant last season, while their baby has since been born during the current campaign.

According to Nwaiwu, the arrival of his child has not created any desire to leave Turkey. He said his family has settled happily in Trabzon and that they are content with their life there.

His existing contract remains an important factor in determining his future. While Nwaiwu did not rule out the possibility that circumstances could change, he indicated that any next step would also depend on Trabzonspor’s position.

For now, the defender is seeking to keep the focus on his football with the Turkish club. His remarks suggest that reports linking him with a departure have not changed his stated desire to concentrate on the matches he is playing.

Nwaiwu’s comments were reported by BSNSports.com.ng.

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Samuel Ahmadu
Samuel Ahmadu is a distinguished multimedia journalist and women's football expert with over 15 years of experience in the industry. On the back of domestic engagement since 2008, he began his international career journey at Goal.com in February 2014, where he served as an African women's football correspondent for nearly eight years. During his tenure at Goal.com, Samuel covered major events such as three Women's Africa Cup of Nations (2016, 2018, 2022) and the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup in Canada plus 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. His work at Goal.com earned him widespread acclaim, particularly for his in-depth profiles of African football stars, notably Asisat Oshoala, whose rise he documented from her early years to her breakthrough at the FIFA U20 Women's World Cup in 2014. Prior to his role at Goal.com, Samuel freelanced for various print and broadcast media outlets in Nigeria, including Graphics Newspaper, Radio Nigeria, Grace FM, and Savid Newspaper. His extensive experience and expertise led to his appointment to the Nigeria Football Federation's Standing Committee on Women's Football Development from 2016 to 2018. Since February 2018, Samuel has been the Social Media Manager for Nigeria's women's national teams. In 2019, Samuel joined the Confederation of African Football (CAF) as a women's football content contributor and was promoted to Women's Football Editor in 2021. His contributions to women's football continued as he worked as a Media Consultant for Content Creation and Editorials at the 2022 CAF Women's Champions League. Currently, Samuel also serves as the spokesman for the Nigeria Women Football League, further solidifying his influence and dedication to the growth of women's football in Africa.
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