Super Eagles End Strike, Resume Training Ahead of Gabon Clash
The Nigerian national football team, the Super Eagles, have put an end to their strike due to unpaid bonuses and have resumed training in Rabat, Morocco, ahead of their upcoming match against Gabon. The team captain, William Troost-Ekong, confirmed the resolution of the payment issue and emphasized the players' focus on the upcoming game.
The match is a semifinal for the 2026 FIFA World Cup African playoff, with the winner set to face either Cameroon or DR Congo in the final playoff. The team is now united and determined to represent Nigeria to the best of their abilities.
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