The Super Eagles camp for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers has officially opened its doors with seven stars already showing up for duty. The early birds, who landed in Uyo on Monday morning, include a mix of experienced and young talents eager to represent Nigeria.
The Early Birds
Among those who have arrived in Uyo are:
- William Troost-Ekong: The experienced defender, who recently celebrated turning 31, is a mainstay in the Super Eagles defense.
- Ola Aina: The Nottingham Forest full-back is known for his attacking prowess and defensive solidity.
- Taiwo Awoniyi: Another Nottingham Forest player, Awoniyi has been in impressive form in the English Premier League.
- Semi Ajayi: The West Bromwich Albion defender is a reliable presence in the heart of defense.
- Ademola Lookman: The Atalanta forward has been a revelation in Serie A and is expected to be a key player for the Super Eagles.
- Olisa Ndah: The Akwa United defender is a rising star in Nigerian football and has earned a place in the Super Eagles squad.
- Fisayo Dele-Bashiru: The Lazio midfielder has been making waves in Serie A and is a versatile player who can contribute in various positions.
The Road Ahead
The Super Eagles are set to face Benin Republic and Rwanda in their opening two matches of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. The team will be aiming to secure maximum points in these matches to strengthen their chances of qualifying for the tournament.
Coach Jose Peseiro’s Expectations
Super Eagles head coach Jose Peseiro has expressed his satisfaction with the early arrivals and has urged the players to remain focused and committed to the team’s goals. The Portuguese tactician is expected to announce his final squad for the qualifiers in the coming days.
Fan Expectations
Nigerian football fans are eagerly anticipating the Super Eagles’ campaign in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. The team is expected to be among the favorites to win the tournament, and fans will be hoping for a successful showing from their heroes.
Conclusion
The Super Eagles camp has officially opened in Uyo, and the early arrivals are a positive sign for the team’s preparations for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. With a talented squad and a determined coach, the Super Eagles are well-positioned to achieve their goals and make Nigeria proud.
