2026 FIFA WCQ: Ahmed Musa Urges Super Eagles to Deliver

  • Ahmed Musa is the most capped Nigerian Player

  • He was left out of the 23-man squad for June’s WC Qualifiers

  • Nigeria missed out of qualification for the 2022 World Cup

 

Super Eagles winger Ahmed Musa has called on his teammates to put in their utmost effort in next month’s 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against South Africa and Benin Republic.

“the players understand what’s at stake and I will want them to go all out and win both games.”

Musa emphasized the critical nature of these matches, highlighting the necessity for victories to bolster their qualifying campaign after a sluggish start.

“Everyone knows the importance of both games, the players understand what’s at stake and I will want them to go all out and win both games,” Musa was quoted by SCORENigeria. “I am upbeat they will do this.”

The Super Eagles are set to face South Africa in Uyo on Friday, June 7. Following this crucial encounter, they will travel to Abidjan for the game against Benin Republic on Monday, June 10.

Currently, the Super Eagles are third in Group C with two points from two matches, making the forthcoming games pivotal for improving their standings and maintaining their chances of qualifying for the World Cup.

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2026 FIFA WCQ: Ahmed Musa Urges Super Eagles to Deliver

  • Ahmed Musa is the most capped Nigerian Player

  • He was left out of the 23-man squad for June’s WC Qualifiers

  • Nigeria missed out of qualification for the 2022 World Cup

 

Super Eagles winger Ahmed Musa has called on his teammates to put in their utmost effort in next month’s 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against South Africa and Benin Republic.

“the players understand what’s at stake and I will want them to go all out and win both games.”

Musa emphasized the critical nature of these matches, highlighting the necessity for victories to bolster their qualifying campaign after a sluggish start.

“Everyone knows the importance of both games, the players understand what’s at stake and I will want them to go all out and win both games,” Musa was quoted by SCORENigeria. “I am upbeat they will do this.”

The Super Eagles are set to face South Africa in Uyo on Friday, June 7. Following this crucial encounter, they will travel to Abidjan for the game against Benin Republic on Monday, June 10.

Currently, the Super Eagles are third in Group C with two points from two matches, making the forthcoming games pivotal for improving their standings and maintaining their chances of qualifying for the World Cup.

If you use the quotes from this content, you legally agree to give www.brila.net the News credit as the source and a backlink to our story. Copyright 2024 Brila Media.



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