The Digest:
The Super Eagles will open camp in Antalya, Turkey on Tuesday as they prepare for international friendlies against Iran and Jordan. According to Super Eagles media officer Promise Efoghe, coaches and team officials have already arrived in Istanbul and will reach their Antalya base by noon, with invited players expected to begin arriving later today. Head coach Éric Chelle has invited 23 players for the two friendly matches. Nigeria will face Iran on Friday, followed by Jordan four days later.
Key Points:
- The friendlies provide an opportunity for the Super Eagles to build chemistry ahead of upcoming competitive fixtures.
- Antalya, a popular pre-season destination, offers favorable conditions for training and tactical preparations.
- Coach Éric Chelle's 23-man squad will be tested against Asian opposition in Iran and Jordan.
- The matches serve as a platform for fringe players to stake claims for regular selection.
- The friendlies come as Nigeria continues to rebuild following World Cup qualification disappointment.
As the Super Eagles gather in Turkey, the upcoming friendlies offer a chance for the team to regroup and for Coach Chelle to assess his squad against international opposition.
Sources: Complete Sports
