Finidi George Is New Super Eagles Coach
Former Super Eagles winger, Finidi George has been appointed as the new head coach of the nation’s senior men’s national team.
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The Nigeria Football Federation announced the appointment in a statement on Monday.
The NFF Board approved the recommendation of its Technical and Development Committee to hand over the reins to the 52-year-old former Ajax Amsterdam and Real Betis forward.
Finidi George, who spent 20 months as an assistant to the outgoing José Santos Peseiro, had been serving as the interim coach.
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George oversaw two friendly matches in Morocco last month during his interim tenure, where the team ended an 18-year winless streak against Ghana with a 2-1 victory before suffering a 0-2 loss to Mali.
“George, a member of the so-styled ‘Golden Generation’ that won the 1994 Africa Cup of Nations tournament in Tunisia and emerged as the second most entertaining team in Nigeria’s debut at the FIFA World Cup finals in USA the same year, won 62 caps for Nigeria, including featuring at the 1994 and 1998 FIFA World Cup finals,” the NFF statement read.
The statement, while reflecting on his illustrious playing career, highlighted George’s achievements, which include “gold, silver and bronze medals from the 1992, 1994, 2000 and 2002 AFCON tournaments.”
The new Super Eagles boss’s immediate task nike revolution 7 will be to guide the team to victory in two crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying matches against South Africa and the Benin yeezy v2 olive legit check on facebook free online , Adidas' New Cozy Adiclog Slides Are Made In Italy , OnlinenevadaShops° Republic in Uyo and Abidjan, respectively, within the next five weeks.
The NFF statement emphasised that “the matches are must-win encounters, with the Super Eagles lagging behind in third place in Group C of the African campaign behind Rwanda and South Africa.”
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