Super Eagles Coach Eric Chelle Awaits Three Months' Pay Amid NFF Financial Concerns

Super Eagles head coach Eric Chelle has not been paid for at least three months, as reported by BBC Sport journalist Oluwashina Okeleji. This revelation has raised fresh concerns about the financial management of the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) as the team prepares for the Africa Cup of Nations.
Chelle's unpaid salary and bonuses have led to debates among football supporters, who fear that off-field issues could affect team morale and preparation. Despite the delay in payment, Chelle is expected to finalize the squad for the tournament.
The NFF is under intensifying pressure to address the financial concerns and provide clarity on the situation.
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