Nigeria: Sports Minister Tasks NFF to Hire First-Class Coach for Super Eagles

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Nigeria: Sports Minister Tasks NFF to Hire First-Class Coach for Super Eagles
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Sports Minister, John Owan Enoh, has said the next foreign coach for the Super Eagles must be a first-class coach, who will command the respect of the players and be convinced he can qualify Nigeria to the 2026 World Cup.

The NFF have announced they will appoint a new foreign coach to lead the Super Eagles before the 2025 AFCON qualifiers begin in September.

"The terrain of African football requires a specific type of knowledge and experience. We need a coach who has proven their capability in this environment and can bring out the best in our players," he added.

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