The Super Eagles of Nigeria have assembled in Uyo for their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifying matches against Benin Republic and Rwanda. The team has begun their preparations with a training camp aimed at ensuring they are in top shape for these important fixtures.
Currently, 14 players are in the camp, with a notable addition on Tuesday morning. Alex Iwobi, Calvin Bassey, and Frank Onyeka joined their teammates as the squad began to take shape. The arrival of these key players is expected to bolster the team’s performance as they gear up for the qualifiers.
The remaining nine players are anticipated to join the camp later today, completing the roster. The full squad will then be able to engage in comprehensive training sessions, focusing on tactics and team coordination. This preparation is vital as the Super Eagles look to secure their spot in the 2025 AFCON tournament.
The team will kick off their first training session this evening at the practice pitch of the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium. This stadium, known for its excellent facilities, will serve as the venue for their practice sessions leading up to the qualifiers. The training session is open to the media and fans, providing an opportunity for supporters to see the team in action and build excitement for the upcoming matches.
The players currently in camp are:
• William Troost-Ekong
• Ola Aina
• Semi Ajayi
• Ademola Lookman
• Olisa Ndah
• Taiwo Awoniyi
• Fisayo Dele-Bashiru
• Wilfred Ndidi
• Amas Obasogie
• Victor Boniface
• Stanley Nwabali
• Alex Iwobi
• Calvin Bassey
• Frank Onyeka
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These players represent a mix of experienced internationals and promising talents, all of whom will be crucial in the bid to advance to the next stage of the tournament. With the combined efforts of these players, the Super Eagles aim to strengthen their squad and develop strategies that will lead them to success in the qualifiers.
As the team continues their preparations, both the players and coaching staff are focused on achieving their goals and making Nigeria proud. The upcoming training sessions and matches will be key in setting the stage for their campaign in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.
