BREAKING: Finidi George In or Out? NFF Announces 3 Resolutions on Super Eagles

• The NFF has announced a plan to employ the service of a foreign technical adviser for the Super Eagles in the coming days
• This was part of the resolution reached at the executive committee of the highest football governing meeting on Thursday, June 14, while keeping mute about the fate of Finidi George as the coach of the Super Eagles
• The NFF also lamented the attitude of some Super Eagles players toward national assignment and promised to scout for more players to join the team

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has announced a plan to employ a foreign technical adviser for the Super Eagles following the national team's poor performance at the recent outing for the World Cup qualifier.

The plan to employ a foreign technical adviser is currently threatening Finidi George's contract as the team's technical coach, even though the board did not say anything about the current coach's fate.

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Has NFF sacked Finidi George?

Finidi George has only played two matches as the national team coach but has not secured a win in any of them. The former Nigerian international drew South Africa at home and lost to Benin Republic in the away match.

In a report shared by sports journalist Adepoju Tobi Samuel, the NFF criticized the Super Eagles for their poor performance and called for their cooperation.

According to the post, the NFF appealed to Nigerians to bear with the team and lamented the attitude of some Super Eagles players.

Three resolutions of NFF on Super Eagles

Below are the resolutions of the executive committee of the NFF:

• That the football governing board will work assiduously to ensure that the Super Eagles make it to the World Cup.
• The NFF said it would employ the service of a foreign technical adviser for the national team ahead of AFCON qualifying matches and the remaining World Cup qualifying matches. It said:

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"Executive Committee resolved to employ an expatriate Technical Adviser for the Super Eagles in the coming weeks."

• It would scout for more Nigerian players for the national assignment because of the attitude of some Nigerian players toward the national assignment.

See the tweet here:

Source: Legit.ng