Odemwingie Slams NFF Over Player Blame in 2026 WCQ
Former Super Eagles forward Osaze Odemwingie criticized the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) for blaming individual players, particularly William Troost-Ekong and Cyriel Dessers, following recent 2026 World Cup qualifiers. The NFF's report singled out the captain and striker after Nigeria's draws against Rwanda and South Africa, calling the federation's actions unprofessional.
Odemwingie condemned the NFF for not taking collective responsibility and highlighted the need for qualified individuals in key positions. The comments came amidst Nigeria's struggle to secure wins in the qualifiers, emphasizing the importance of team effort and proper management in achieving sporting success at the international level.
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