Super Eagles Head Coach Eric Chelle has outlined ambitious objectives for Nigeria’s national team, emphasizing a relentless pursuit of victory in their upcoming 2025 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Rwanda and Zimbabwe while setting his sights on long-term continental and global success. Camp Morale and Preparations:With preparations underway in Abuja, team Media Officer Promise Efoghe
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup African qualifiers reach their midway point, underperforming Nigeria and history-chasing Sudan headline a critical double matchday, with continental heavyweights Egypt, Senegal, and Ghana also in action. Super Eagles Aim to Resurrect CampaignNigeria, seeded to top Group C, sit shockingly fifth in their six-team section after a winless run that
Attacking midfielder Nathan Tella has been replaced by KAA Gent’s Jordan Torunarigha for the upcoming FIFAWorld Cup Qualifiers against Rwanda and Zimbabwe. The Super Eagles head Coach, Éric Chelle made the decision to replace the Bayer Leverkusen attacker after suffering muscular discomfort ahead of the club’s 2-0 defeat to their league rivals Bayern Munich in
Super Eagles Striker, Victor Osimhen, has said that securing a spot at the forthcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup is Nigeria’s Super Eagle’s foremost objective at the moment. He said the team hopes to achieve this by giving their whole so as not to miss out in the global football tournament, following their shock absence from
Technical Director of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Austin Eguavoen, and former Super Eagles forward Victor Ikpeba have dismissed suggestions that head coach Eric Chelle was not fully in charge of selecting Nigeria’s squad for this month’s crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Rwanda and Zimbabwe, Kiin Media reports. Chelle, appointed as the new
Super Eagles Captain, Ahmed Musa, has reacted to his dropping from the selection of the final 23-man squad of the Super Eagles Team in the World Cup Qualifiers against Rwanda and Zimbabwe. KIIN MEDIA cam.reports that the Kano Pillars forward made a return to the national team setup when the Malian gaffer initially announced a
Nigeria’s Super Eagles 23-man’s Squad for this month’s World Cup qualifiers against Rwanda and Zimbabwe has been confirmed, Kiin Media can report. Head Coach Eric Chelle unveiled the final list on Tuesday, via the Super Eagles’ social media channels, trimming it down from the provisional 39-man squad that sparked heated debate last week. Chelle has opted for a balanced selection,
The Malian tactician, who released an expanded provisional squad of 39 players last week, has kept the Nigerian football community waiting as fans eagerly anticipate his selection for what will be his debut matches in charge of the three-time African champions. Chelle’s appointment comes at a critical juncture for Nigerian football, with the Super Eagles’
