Libya head coach Nasser Al-Hadiri does not think Victor Osimhen's absence will hurt the Super Eagles, while naming the team's most dangerous player.
Al-Hadiri name-checked the team’s best player and ignored the reigning African Footballer of the YearCup of Nations qualifier doubleheader against Libya, but the head coach claims it doesn't matter even if he plays.
“The Nigerian national team is not depending on one player; the whole team of Nigeria is strong, not just an individual, it's the best team in Africa,” he said, as quoted by
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