The Nigeria Football Federation is still searching for a new manager for the Super Eagles.
Several international candidates have continued to be linked to the vacant position left by Finidi George’s resignation.
A claim that the football federation has begun interviewing its coaching candidates has surfaced.
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is making every attempt to discover the best candidate for the position of Super Eagles coach.
Several foreign tacticians have indicated an interest in the role left open by Finidi George’s resignation, with some even uploading videos to demonstrate why they should be considered.
However, as the coaching situation develops, a recent report has surfaced revealing that the NFF administration has begun interviewing applicants who have expressed an interest in the position.
According to a report by media site Score Nigeria, NFF authorities have begun screening and interviewing many potential foreign coaches for the Super Eagles. According to the article, the screening procedure was carried out both digitally and physically, based on the coaching applicants’ preferences.
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NFF President Ibrahim Gusau and Sports Minister John Enoh were first believed to have flown to London for the appointment of a new Super Eagles coach.
The report adds that the football federation is not ruling out employing the same strategies and methods as in the appointments of Jose Peseiro and Gernot Rohr, in which the NFF president overturned the technical committee to make the final decision.
According to FotMob data, the Super Eagles are presently sixth in Group C and risk losing out on qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
