Nigeria’s Super Eagles B have completed their second week of intense training as part of their preparations for the upcoming African Nations Championship (CHAN) qualifying matches against Ghana. The team has been working hard to sharpen their skills and build cohesion ahead of the crucial double-header against Ghana, scheduled for December.
After two weeks of rigorous drills and tactical sessions, all 35 players have been released to return to their respective clubs in the Nigerian Professional Football League (NPFL) for this weekend’s matches. The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) confirmed that the players would be back at their clubs to maintain their match fitness while staying sharp for the qualifiers.
The team’s head coach, Daniel Ogunmodede, expressed satisfaction with the progress made during the training sessions. He highlighted the importance of the NPFL matches, stressing that the upcoming league games would be vital for keeping the players fit and ready for the challenges ahead. Ogunmodede is confident that the experience gained in these matches will contribute positively to the team's readiness.
"The players will benefit from game time with their clubs, and we’ll regroup stronger next week," Ogunmodede remarked, underlining that the individual match experiences would be crucial for the team’s overall preparation. The coaching staff is optimistic that this break will allow the players to maintain their fitness levels while returning with renewed focus.
Next week, the Super Eagles B will reconvene for another round of focused training as they continue to fine-tune their strategies and strengthen team dynamics ahead of the pivotal qualifiers against Ghana. Fans are eager to see the team rise to the occasion, and expectations are high for a strong performance in the upcoming CHAN qualification matches.
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