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Granit Xhaka Fined £136,265 Over Fake COVID Certificate, Gets Two-Year Suspended Sentence

The 34-year-old midfielder confirmed the outcome of the investigation on Thursday after Swiss authorities issued a penalty order over the incident, which dates back to 2022 when Xhaka was playing for Arsenal.

Granit Xhaka Could Face Five Years In Prison Amid Covid Certificate Investigation, Withdraws From National Team Duty

The 33-year-old midfielder issued a public statement on Monday, September 21, acknowledging that he obtained the certificate during the pandemic after experiencing uncertainty and distrust surrounding the Covid-19 vaccine.

Granit Xhaka Joins Sunderland On Three-Year Deal In EPL Return

July 30, (THEWILL) — Sunderland officially confirmed the signing of Switzerland midfielder, Granit Xhaka, on Wednesday. The 32-year-old agrees to a three-year contract, marking his return to the Premier League precisely two years after departing Arsenal for German club,...

Xhaka Completes £21.4m Move From Arsenal To Bayer Leverkusen

July 06, (THEWILL) - Swiss midfielder, Granit Xhaka, has completed a move from Arsenal to Bayer Leverkusen in a £21.4m transfer. Xhaka, who initially joined Arsenal in 2016 and briefly captained the team in 2019, had one year remaining...

Xhaka’s Farewell Brace Seals Arsenal’s Dominant 5-0 Victory Over Wolves

May28, (THEWILL) - Granit Xhaka bid farewell to Arsenal in sensational fashion as the English Premier League runners-up concluded their impressive season with a resounding 5-0 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers. Xhaka, who is set to join Bayer Leverkusen this summer,...

Blow For Switzerland As Arsenal’s Xhaka Forced Off In Wolves Win

November 13, (THEWILL) - Granit Xhaka had to be replaced after just 15 minutes of Arsenal's match against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday night, raising concerns with the World Cup kickoff imminent. The Switzerland midfielder has had an outstanding start to...
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OPINION: Teachers’ Day: Nigerian Teachers Deserve Better

If the state of teaching and the conditions of teachers in Nigeria today are closely examined, it will reveal one uncomfortable reality – an irresistible crisis of decay and abandonment. At every tier of the educational hierarchy – from basic primary schools to federal universities – the government’s systemic failure to care for teachers is astounding.
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