The Digest:
The Super Eagles' captain has issued a fearless declaration of intent as the tournament enters its decisive phase. Victor Osimhen, after leading Nigeria to a perfect group stage, stated he has no preference for the team's next opponent, boldly asserting, "I don't care. Anybody can come."
Key Points:
- Osimhen made the statement after Nigeria's 3-1 win over Uganda sealed top spot in Group C.
- As group winners, Nigeria will face a third-placed team, potentially Cameroon, Ivory Coast, or Mozambique.
- Osimhen framed the captaincy against Uganda as "a pleasure" and leads a squad exuding confidence.
- His dismissive attitude reflects the team's focus and belief in their own system and strength.
- Nigeria finished the group stage with three wins, scoring eight goals, the highest in the tournament.
- The team has shown tactical discipline and attacking variety, with goals from six different players.
- Osimhen’s statement signals that the Super Eagles see themselves as contenders ready for any challenge.
Sources: Pulse Sports, Complete Sports
