The Super Eagles’ camp in Rwanda is buzzing as 21 players arrive for their crucial 2026 World Cup qualifier against Rwanda. Led by William Troost-Ekong, the team is set for their first training session. Alhassan Yusuf and Sadiq Umar are yet to report as preparations intensify for the must-win match.
The Super Eagles' training camp in Rwanda is in full swing, with 21 players now on the ground as preparations intensify for their must-win 2026 World Cup qualifier against Rwanda. The team's morale is high, with players eager to secure a vital victory on Friday.
Led by captain William Troost-Ekong, a fresh batch of nine players arrived at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Kigali early Tuesday morning, joining 12 others who had checked in a day earlier. Among the latest arrivals are Ademola Lookman, Wilfred Ndidi, Ola Aina, Bright Osayi-Samuel, Alex Iwobi, Joe Aribo, Igho Ogbu, and Calvin Bassey.
USA-based midfielder Alhassan Yusuf and Valencia forward Sadiq Umar remain the only players yet to report, with officials expecting them to link up with the squad soon.
The team is set to hold its first training session later today, focusing on tactical drills and match strategies under the watchful eyes of the coaching staff. With Rwanda currently leading Group C, the Super Eagles are determined to claim maximum points to boost their qualification hopes.
As anticipation builds, fans are closely following the team's progress, hoping for a strong performance that keeps Nigeria's World Cup dreams alive.
