With the CHAN tournament in sight, Nigeria’s Super Eagles, led by head coach Austin Eguavoen, are preparing for a crucial test. This December, they will face a fierce Ghanaian side in a high-stakes, two-legged qualifier, with only the victor advancing to the tournament.

Determined to secure their spot, Eguavoen and his team have left no stone unturned. He recently unveiled a 35-man squad brimming with top talent from Nigeria’s domestic league. The selection process was comprehensive, with input from league coaches, technical staff, and scouts dedicated to finding the best players across the country.

Eguavoen’s squad features players with experience, skill, and drive. In defense, Wisdom Ndom from Akwa United brings stability, while Abia Warriors’ Innocent Godwin is set to anchor the midfield. Up front, Samuel Ayorinde of Shooting Stars and Remo Stars’ Sikiru Alimi promise a potent attacking force.

Eguavoen’s approach emphasizes teamwork and collaboration, strengthening not only the Super Eagles’ chances but also the growth of local football. As Nigeria heads into battle, Eguavoen’s determination and the squad’s unity may be the keys to victory.