NFF Technical Committee Recommends Three Foreign Coaches For Super Eagles • Bosso, Ugbade Retained For Flying, U-17 Eagles Jobs News

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NFF Technical Committee Recommends Three Foreign Coaches For Super Eagles • Bosso, Ugbade Retained For Flying, U-17 Eagles Jobs

By Daily Sports Nigeria on April 11, 2022

The NFF technical committee has forwarded three undisclosed foreign names as proposed technical adviser to the Super Eagles to the NFF executive in Abuja.

Daily Sports learnt authoritatively that the technical committee swung into action shortly after its inauguration by the executive committee mandating them to recommend high quality technical hands to select from.

According to an insider who craved for anonymity said the committee went straight to the point and after thorough contacts and investigation, three men was settled for hence they were recommended to the larger house of the NFF.

“The truth is that nobody is glad to note what has happened to the Super Eagles of late. The steady decline of the team in international football meets recently remains worrisome and the latest was the Qatar 2022 World Cup ouster by Ghana via superior goal aggregate. It is why NFF took this swift step to re-event the technical crew of the Super Eagles. The system this time would get it right. We want more vibrant Super Eagles team more mobile team with defined playing pattern,” the source reveals.

The usual credible source further hinted that as the technical committee forwarded their recommendations the executive committee will sit to deliberate on it and make decision on it urgently. It is so dear and close to the hearts of NFF members and it will be treated with the kind of urgency it desires, the insider added.

Meanwhile, the technical committee also recommended that Ladan Bosso and Nduka Ugbade be retained in their previous positions in the Flying Eagles and U-17 Eagles respectively.

Source By Victor Enyinnaya

Posted April 11, 2022