The midfielder confirmed this via his Twitter handle, @J_Aribo19.
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Joe Aribo admits Rangers were in a low gear against Stranraer but the midfielder expects to see Steven Gerrard’s team hitting top speed soon.
Twelve months ago, Steven Gerrard’s team saw their Ladbrokes Premiership title hopes falter as they suffered defeat at Kilmarnock in their first game back after the January shut-down
Oxford manager Karl Robinson insists Chris Cadden’s move to the MLS is “10 times worse” than Joe Aribo leaving Charlton for Rangers.
With Celtic winning on Saturday, the pressure was on Joe Aribo and his teammates to pick up the maximum points against a side that have won just twice in the Scottish top flight this season.
Aribo came on in the 83rd minute as the Steven Gerrard side endured a nervy tie until Alfredo Morelos finally broke the deadlock to help set up a win for the Scottish club
The team’s captain, Ahmed Musa, also earned a recall after injury, just as midfielder Ramon Azeez was retained after seeing action in this month’s 1-1 draw with five-time world champions Brazil in Singapore.
Nigerian international, Joe Aribo, and other members of Rangers FC were hit with a variety of missiles during his side’s 1-1 draw with Porto in Portugal.
Nigerian midfielder, Joe Aribo, starred for 76 minutes as his Rangers side came from behind to earn a point against Porto in a hard-fought Europa League match in Portugal.The visitors had started brightly in Estadio do Dragao but Porto showed why they are top seeds in the group when they burst into life after half an hour, hitting the post before taking the lead.
The playmaker netted an opener in the first half against the Samba superstars with a slick finish past Man City’s Ederson after showing quick feet to dance past PSG’s Marquinhos.
The 23-year-old sat out Saturday’s 5-0 win over Aberdeen after he sustained a head injury in last week’s Betfred Cup win against Livingston. And this game may come too soon for Aribo, who wore a protective skull cap in training on Wednesday.
Aribo required 20 stitches to his head after being flattened by Ricki Lamie in the Betfred Cup quarter final in West Lothian
The Nigeria international required 20 stitches after a challenge by Livingston’s Rickie Lamie.
Rangers midfielder Joe Aribo has admitted that the decision to play for Nigeria rather than England at international level was a “no brainer” after growing up watching Super Eagles icons such as Jay-Jay Okocha and Kanu.
Nigerian international, Joe Aribo, has declared his readiness for next month’s friendly against Brazil in Singapore.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Osimhen laid a lovely pass for Jonathan Ikoné who scored from close range in the 46th minute
Nigeria boss Gernot Rohr has piled praise on Rangers star Joe Aribo after his international debut.
Akpom will join Iwobi in a new generation of English-born or English-raised Nigerian players