22 players are now in the Super Eagles camp in Rabat, Morocco following the arrival of Victor Osimhen and Alhassan Yusuf on Tuesday afternoon, Completesports.com reports.
The Super Eagles are camped at the Rive Hotel, Rabat.
Osimhen and Yusuf are expected to be part of the team’s training session later tonight.
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Udinese of Italy goalkeeper, Maduka Okoye is however still being expected in camp.
The Super Eagles set up camp in Rabat for the 2026 FIFA World Cup playoffs on Sunday.
Éric Chelle’s side had their first training session on Monday night.
The three-time African champions will take on the Panthers of Gabon in the first semi-final of the 2026 FIFA World Cup playoffs at the Prince Héritier Moulay El Hassan Sports Complex, Rabat on Thursday.
The highly anticipated encounter will kick-off at 5pm Nigeria time.
By Adeboye Amosu
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Al Hassan arriving late is understood due to multiple flights been cancelled from the US as per the ongoing government shut down going on BUT VO just arriving camp today when we heard him telling the gala fans he need to catch either a flight or JP to join his NT since Sunday. Are we to assume the JP or public flight he took developed fault where by he walked the rest of the journey down to Morocco or what? Anyway happy he is finally on ground for the match, let’s do this for the nation guys.
@femi I pray that one day your eyes will be open…And you see all have been saying about osimhen
The guy is too full of himself…
I pray you see the light soon….
Hahahaha most of the big boys from Europe’s most prestigious elite and top leagues have been in camp…some came that first day it was opened…
We have a serious assignment just next tomorrow and osimhen is arriving late today….
After you all we be insulting me when I say he is not humble nor patriotic….smh ….
@Monkey Post Nobody is above criticism in world of soccer, if the likes of cr7, Neymar, Bale, KB9 and the rest dey collect, who then is osimhen? What we all asking u is to desist from wishing him bad, Uve taken it way too personal. I’m one of the few individual who frown against his outburst towards FINIDI and that’s since last year June guy. We asked him then to apologized but he refused or probably he might have done it privately with finidi which we dnt know, but we’ve moved on since and I’m not gonna join you to pray for his downfall, hell NO. We will drag him if he goof and praise him when necessary, take it or leave it he remain our own star boy.
I had a dream that Gabon was leading Nigeria 2:0 and i already posted it yesterday on Twitter (X) i just hope it doesn’t come to pass with this development that super eagles players have refused to train because corrupt NFF have refused to pay their match bonuses since 2019. NFF is a shameful corrupt organization that should be kicked out. Imagine the standard of hotel in Morocco that the super eagles were accommodated. Does it mean that the NFF do not have a logistics manager to oversee or inspect the hotel at least two weeks before the arrival of the team? This is a big disgrace!!! This is a case of “monkey dey work and Baboon dey chop”
@Garre, I didn’t want to share my dream 3 days ago, but seeing yours, here goes: I almost missed the match and started to watch at around the last minute when Nigeria scored, and there was wild jubilation. I thought we had won, but it was an equalizer to make it 3-3 as they were leading 3-3.
But something about the dream, it was Garba Lawal that scored. Lol, you know how dreams can be. I dismissed it sha as my mind was just playing games.
But I didn’t see a relieved crowd at the end of it all. Relieved, not excited, not sure what it meant. Maybe it ended in a penalty win. This boycott news just makes the whole thing confusing and makes me remembering that dream I initially dismissed again. Lol.
Anyway, expecting Dangote, Otedola, or even the President to intervene this evening and get things sorted.