#Super Eagles

Super Eagles coach Eric Chelle has not yet signed a new contract, raising concerns about his future with the team. Reports indicate that Algeria and other clubs are showing interest in him, which could complicate his position with the Super Eagles, according to Punch.

Former Nigeria international Segun Odegbami has criticized the Nigerian football authorities, particularly the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), following the Super Eagles' failure to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. He has called for the removal of individuals he describes as 'scavengers' who do not contribute positively to the sport.

Eric Chelle's contract extension with the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has not yet been signed, raising concerns that Nigeria could lose its Super Eagles coach. This uncertainty is compounded by reported interest from Algeria in Chelle's services, which could lead to his departure after the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Super Eagles head coach Eric Chelle has not yet signed a contract extension with the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), according to BBC journalist Oluwashina Okeleji. The NFF is facing increased competition from other African nations seeking to secure the services of the Franco-Malian coach. Shehu Dikko, the chairman of the National Sports Commission, is involved in the efforts to retain Chelle.

Head coach Eric Chelle has signed a new $100,000 contract with the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), concluding months of speculation following the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). Chelle had submitted a detailed 19-point proposal to the NFF in January, leading to mixed reactions and expectations regarding his new role.

Anderlecht is reportedly interested in signing Chidera Ejuke, a winger from Sevilla, for €4 million, according to El Gol Digital. The Nigerian international has been linked with a transfer following a disappointing season at Sevilla, where he scored only one goal. The move is part of Anderlecht's efforts to strengthen their squad in the Belgian Pro League, as reported by DAILY POST.

The Super Eagles of Nigeria may miss the next World Cup, which could negatively impact the international marketability of the country's top football talent and hinder the development of the domestic game, according to Vanguard Sports.

William Troost-Ekong, the former captain of the Super Eagles, disclosed that he attempted to persuade Canadian striker Promise David to represent Nigeria instead of Canada. Despite considering a switch to Nigeria, David ultimately chose to play for Canada, following his participation with Nigeria's Olympic national team in 2023.

FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has criticized the Super Eagles after Nigeria failed to qualify for the 2026 World Cup, leading to widespread anger and debate throughout the nation.

Former Super Eagles captain William Troost-Ekong has expressed his belief that Stanley Nwabali is "too good" to be without a club and anticipates that he will find a new team soon. This statement highlights Nwabali's skills and potential in the football community.

Super Eagles player Victor Osimhen has reportedly suggested that Galatasaray consider signing Nigerian forward Tolu Arokodare as a backup striker. This recommendation highlights Osimhen's support for his fellow countryman in the football transfer market.

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has increased Super Eagles Head Coach Eric Chelle's monthly salary to $100,000 and appointed him as the manager of Nigeria’s U-23 national team. This decision was made during a joint meeting of the National Sports Commission and the NFF.

Nigeria has extended the contract of Super Eagles head coach Eric Chelle, granting him additional responsibilities to oversee the country's Under-23 team, known as the Olympic Eagles. This decision was made during a meeting between the National Sports Commission (NSC) and the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) in Abuja.

Nyesom Wike addressed Joseph Yobo, a former star of the Super Eagles, expressing that Nigerians are unhappy with the team's failure in the World Cup. Wike used the opportunity to convey this sentiment through Yobo before concluding his remarks.

Former Nigeria captain Troost-Ekong has expressed the opinion that Stanley Nwabali should have remained at Chippa United to enhance his chances of being selected for the Super Eagles. Troost-Ekong's comments suggest that staying with the club could have been more beneficial for Nwabali's international career.

Amaju Pinnick has sparked discussion regarding his role in Nigerian football after a recent appearance on Arise TV, where he addressed the ongoing FIFA World Cup and the absence of Nigeria's Super Eagles. The conversation has raised questions about his position and leadership within the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF), particularly as many believe he should be stepping down from his role.