Sevilla welcome back Akor Adams and Chidera Ejuke from Africa Cup of Nations

Sevilla FC has welcomed back two of its Nigerian players, Akor Adams and Chidera Ejuke, following their participation in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. The Super Eagles, Nigeria’s national team, finished third in the tournament held in Morocco.

Akor Adams and Chidera Ejuke were part of the Nigerian squad that competed in the tournament, with Akor featuring in all seven of Nigeria’s games. He scored two goals and provided one assist throughout the competition. In contrast, Ejuke made only two appearances for the team.

The duo played in Nigeria’s third-place match against Egypt on Saturday, helping their team secure a podium finish. Upon their return, Sevilla FC took to social media to welcome them back, posting a message on their X account that read, “Our Super Eagles have landed. Welcome back, Akor and Chidi!”

The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations was a significant tournament for Nigerian football, with the Super Eagles aiming to make a strong impression on the continental stage. Although they fell short of winning the title, their third-place finish is a notable achievement. The experience gained by Akor and Ejuke in the tournament is expected to benefit Sevilla FC, as they return to their club duties.

With the Africa Cup of Nations now concluded, Akor and Ejuke will focus on their club commitments, aiming to contribute to Sevilla FC’s success in upcoming matches. Their return to the team is a boost to the squad, and fans will be eager to see them in action once again. As the football season progresses, Sevilla FC will look to build on their current form, with Akor and Ejuke playing key roles in their campaign.

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