Members of the home-based Super Eagles team have been issued US visas ahead of next month’s international friendly against Eli Tri of Mexico, reports Completesports.com.
The Eagles will leave for United States of America on Wednesday for the game.
The players and their officials will however undergo Covid-19 tests on Tuesday before the trip from Abuja the next day.
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23 players will make the trip to USA for the game and they will be managed by technical director of the Nigeria Football Federation Austine Eguaveon.
Five players were dropped by the technical crew last week.
The West Africans will take on Mexico at the Los Angeles Coliseum on June 3.
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Please my advice is for the handlers of this team to count their players well before and after the game.
Make eno be say some will from there japa hooo.
What a waste of money. You leave Wednesday, arrive Thursday for a game on Saturday. But you have your european stars who can play this match and a coach you just paying $50,000 a month doing nothing. Na wa o
U don’t expect to do everything the same way and get different result. …..dey try another way let see how it goes.
Hhahahahaha…….I thought you’ve always claimed the home-based are better than the foreign based….LMAO….See the people who have been disturbing our ears with their “homebased must be called to the SE” nonsense…..homebased won them the nations cup….homebased are better than foreign based…. European based players are mere average players….bla bla bla…LMAO. Ngwa let homebased have their chance vs Mexico tori begin change….LMAOOoo. It has now become waste of money. Liver don begin dey fail all of them o…LMAO