NFF Confirms Eric Chelle Will Stay as Super Eagles Head Coach Despite Contract Expiry Looming

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has confirmed that Eric Chelle, the current head coach of the Super Eagles, will not be leaving his position despite having only one year left on his contract. NFF President Ibrahim Gusau stated that Chelle will continue until his contract expires, emphasizing that the decision is not financially motivated but aimed at allowing Chelle to achieve his career aspirations.
This assurance comes amidst reports of Chelle attracting interest from several teams following the Super Eagles' impressive performance at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. Gusau, in an interview with Soccernet, stressed the importance of avoiding distractions and ensuring that Chelle can focus on his work with the Nigerian national team.
The NFF's stance indicates a commitment to retaining Chelle based on his performance and potential, rather than engaging in contract negotiations solely based on financial considerations.
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