Igiebor says Eagles need more fight to win AFCON
Former Super Eagles midfielder Nosa Igiebor has shared his views on the current state of Nigerian football. He believes the present team lacks the fighting spirit needed to win the Africa Cup of Nations. Igiebor reflected on the pride of winning the tournament and the unity it brought to Nigerians. He also highlighted issues such as unpaid players and the need for reforms in Nigerian football.
Match highlights
- Nosa Igiebor says the current Super Eagles squad has talent but lacks the collective fighting spirit needed for success.
- He recalls the determination and unity of the 2013 AFCON-winning team, emphasizing that fight and hard work are as important as skill.
- Igiebor points out that some current players, like Calvin Bassey and Victor Osimhen, show the required attitude, but it must be a team effort.
- He criticizes the Nigerian Football Federation for not paying players and believes this affects performance and motivation.
- Igiebor urges the leadership to improve conditions for players and restore pride in Nigerian football.
