Super Eagles Face Visa Issues Ahead of South Africa World Cup Qualifier
Seven Super Eagles players face visa issues for the World Cup qualifier in South Africa, potentially missing the game due to entry permit problems. The players may not secure visas in time for the match against Lesotho in Polokwane, affecting the squad's preparation and performance.
While most of the team received multiple entry visas last month, new invitees and late replacements are experiencing delays, with at least seven players affected. The situation poses a significant challenge for the team's lineup and training schedule, with uncertainties surrounding the availability of key players.
Despite efforts to resolve the visa complications, the Super Eagles camp has opened in Polokwane, with the coaching staff managing the logistical hurdles ahead of the crucial match.
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