Former Nigeria forward Finidi George is set to lead the Super Eagles as they face off against West African rivals Ghana and Mali in international friendlies. The Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) has appointed George to manage the team for these encounters.
George, known for his illustrious career with Ajax Amsterdam and Real Betis, brings a wealth of experience to the role. Having made his debut for Nigeria in 1991, George has played a significant role in Nigerian football history, including scoring crucial goals in World Cup qualifiers and assisting in landmark victories.
With 22 players selected for the matches, George aims to guide the team to success in Marrakech. Despite injury setbacks affecting players like Gabriel Osho, Tyronne Ebuehi, Victor Osimhen, and Taiwo Awoniyi, the Super Eagles remain focused on their upcoming challenges.
As George steps into his new role, he carries the legacy of Nigerian football and aims to lead the team with the same passion and determination that marked his playing career. The matches against Ghana and Mali present an opportunity for the Super Eagles to showcase their talent under George’s leadership.
