With 17 players already in camp, including stars like Osimhen and Troost-Ekong, the Nigerian squad begins final preparations for Friday’s clash against Lesotho.
The Super Eagles of Nigeria have officially begun their final preparations for a critical 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier, setting up camp at The Ranch Hotel in Polokwane. The team, led by Head Coach Eric Chelle, is gearing up for a must-win match against Lesotho this Friday.
The squad is steadily assembling, with 17 players already on the ground as of Tuesday. The camp boasts a strong core of the team’s biggest stars, including captain William Troost-Ekong, striker Victor Osimhen, and creative forces like Alex Iwobi and Ademola Lookman.
The team is scheduled to hold its first full training session on South African soil at 6 p.m. local time. More players are expected to join the camp throughout the day, bolstering the ranks as the crucial match draws near.
This qualifier represents a vital step in Nigeria’s campaign to secure a spot at the 2026 World Cup. The entire nation will be watching as the Super Eagles take the field at the Peter Mokaba Stadium, hoping for a performance that puts their qualification journey firmly on track.
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