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The Nigeria Football Federation has reportedly agreed terms with Mali tactician Eric Chelle to become the new Super Eagles coach ahead of the forthcoming Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
The football association has finally made a decision, having earlier announced that an expatriate would be appointed as Finidi George’s replacement.
Recall that Finidi announced his resignation after a poor performance in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, in which Nigeria managed a draw with South Africa before losing to Benin.
Nigeria Football Federation made it clear that a foreigner would be engaged to lead the team according to Own Goal Nigeria; that seems to have been sorted.
According to the website, NFF president Ibrahim Gusau stated that all terms with the incoming Super Eagles coach have been sorted out. Further reports that Chelle was selected from a shortlist of three, which includes Tom Saintfiet and Steve McClaren.
Nigeria begin their quest to qualify for the 2025 AFCON tournament on September 7 when they take on neighbours Benin Republic at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium in Uyo. It was gathered that the new head coach has already submitted the names of invitees for the first leg of the cracker with the Super Eagles at home.
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