Nigeria’s U20 finished fourth behind South Africa, Senegal and Mali t the AFCON in Niger, but the NFF want to ensure the team avoids another shambolic performance, this time at the World Cup in Poland.
Nigeria’s Flying Eagles will enjoy the treats of a four star hotel as they put in the final preparations for the World Cup Poland.
The team of 23 home and 8 foreign based players will camp at The four star Monarch Hotel in Ingolstadt, for three weeks ahead of the tournament next month.
Our Flying Eagles have arrived Hotel Monarch in Ingolstadt, Germany.
They will camp here for the next three weeks in preparation for next month’s #U20WC billed for Poland #SoarFlyingEagles #Team9jaStrong pic.twitter.com/wFrCehCQie
— The NFF 🇳🇬 (@thenff) April 28, 2019
A night at the hotel could see a customer cough up between ₦100,000 and ₦63,000.
Meanwhile, a shambolic finish at the African Championship, albeit securing a world cup ticket, saw the team finish fourth behind South Africa, Senegal and Mali.
Nigeria has never won the World Cup, but two runners up spot in 1989 and 2005 remain the benchmark for successive teams.
