With just 17 days to the Mundial, Nigeria will be short one all through the Group stage matches of the tournament should the coaches decide to retain Moses Simon in the final 23-man list to Russia.
In what represents the last opportunity for Nigerian Football fans to cheer the Super Eagles at home before the World Cup in Russia, the three-time African champions clash with the Leopards of DR ...
Nigeria: Moses Ruled Out of 2018 World Cup
Guardian, 28 May 2018
Super Eagles attacker, Moses Simon has been ruled out of the 2018 World Cup following an injury he sustained while playing for his club. Read more »
Nigeria: 29 Players Left in Super Eagles Team
Premium Times, 27 May 2018
Only 29 players are left in the race to represent Nigeria at the World Cup in Russia. Read more »
Volker Finke, a former coach of German football club SC Freiburg, does not believe that an African team will "make it very far" in the 2018 World Cup, writes Aarni Kuoppamäki ... Read more »
Nigeria have been drawn in the same group as South American giants Argentina for the third consecutive World Cup, and for a fourth time in five World Cups since 2002. The Lions of ... Read more »
The international soccer star will not join the Super Eagles in Uyo for Nigeria's friendly against the Democratic Republic of Congo but will join up with the squad in London ahead ... Read more »
The Super Eagles are ranked 22nd out of the 32 participating nations and have been tipped to finish third in Group D and crash out in the group stage, according to a survey ... Read more »
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