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Ifeanyi Onyebuchi has revealed that he turned down a move to the Tunisian Premier League to remain with Rangers.

Onyebuchi said he was determined to prove his loyalty to the Flying Antelopes.

The experienced defender recently rejoined the eight-time NPFL champions for the second stanza of the season.

“Rangers is not just a club, it means a lot to me, “Onyebuchi told the Nigerian Player Gallery.

“For sure I will leave the club when the time comes but for now am going nowhere. We will see what will happen at the end of the season.

“If a better offer comes I will speak with the club and I believe I will leave happily. I want to say good bye to our fans in a respectful way at the cathedral, because they gave me everything.”

NPFL: Onyebuchi reveals he rejected foreign offers for Rangers’ return

Former Arsenal star, Paul Merson, has predicted the Premier League matches taking place this weekend.

Brentford will host Fulham in the Premier League tie on Saturday afternoon, while Newcastle United will face Bournemouth.

Chelsea will clash with Manchester United at Stamford Bridge on Saturday night.

Manchester City will welcome Arsenal to the Etihad Stadium on Sunday evening.

Stating his prediction, Merson tipped Brentford to beat Fulham 2-0 at home.

Merson’s other predictions, according to Sportskeeda, are:

Leeds United 2-0 Wolves

Newcastle United 2-2 Bournemouth

Tottenham Hotspur 1-2 Brighton & Hove Albion

Nottingham Forest 2-0 Burnley

Aston Villa 2-0 Sunderland

Everton 1-1 Liverpool

Manchester City 1-0 Arsenal

Crystal Palace 1-2 West Ham United

Chelsea 2-1 Manchester United

EPL: Paul Merson predicts Man City vs Arsenal, Chelsea vs Man Utd, other fixtures

Former Super Eagles coach, Jo Bonfrere, has claimed that the decision to take Ademola Lookman by Atletico Madrid manager, Diego Simeone, cost the team as they lost 1–0 defeat to Arsenal.

The LaLiga side were eliminated from the Champions League on Tuesday night on a 2-1 aggregate.

Lookman started the game at the Emirates alongside Antoine Griezmann and Julian Alvarez in attack.

But it was Arsenal who scored before the break through captain for the night, Bukayo Saka.

As Atletico fought back to equalize, Simeone pulled out Lookman in the 57th minute and replaced him with Nahuel Molina.

“I watched the match. I’m not the Atletico Madrid coach, but when Diego Simeone removed Lookman early in the second half, he took away ‘speed’ from the team,” Bonfrere told Completesports.

“Lookman had pace and was effective in one-on-one situations. But when Simeone decided to take him off in the 57th minute and replaced him with players who are more physically gifted, I knew Atletico Madrid would struggle.”

UCL: Lookman substitution cost Atletico in 1-0 defeat to Arsenal — Bonfrere