Tension grips the Super Eagles’ camp as the clock ticks towards the 2026 World Cup qualifier against South Africa, with the notable absence of Daniel Amokachi, one of Finidi George’s assistant coaches, adding to the uncertainty.
Amokachi’s nonappearance has stirred doubts about his position within the coaching staff, leaving many to ponder the reasons behind his absence. Sources close to the matter have informed DAILY POST that he turned down the contract put forth by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), fueling speculation about strained relations between Amokachi and Finidi.
The saga unfolds against a backdrop of rumors suggesting discord between the two coaches, raising eyebrows about the dynamics within the coaching setup.
Initially unveiled as part of the coaching team alongside Benjamin James, Olatunji Baruwa, Chima Onyeike, and Mehmet Ozturk, questions have emerged regarding the circumstances surrounding Amokachi’s appointment amid insinuations of NFF intervention in the selection process.
Addressing the swirling speculations, NFF President Ibrahim Gusau moved swiftly to dispel notions of interference in the coaching staff composition, emphasizing that the decision-making authority rested with Finidi and his team.
Gusau affirmed his satisfaction with the coaching lineup, stressing that the Technical Director oversaw the selection process, ensuring that each assistant coach was chosen based on their merits and potential contributions to the team.
As the narrative around Amokachi’s absence continues to unfold, the Super Eagles face mounting pressure ahead of the crucial World Cup qualifier, underscoring the importance of unity and cohesion within the coaching ranks for a successful campaign…..See More
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