FCT FA Chairman Calls for Change in Nigerian Football After Super Eagles' World Cup Qualification Failure
Mouktar Mohammed, chairman of the Federal Capital Territory Football Association (FCT FA), emphasized the need for change in Nigerian football after the Super Eagles' recent failure to qualify for the 2026 World Cup. He praised the players' efforts but stressed the importance of building a sustainable football system from grassroots to the national team.
Mohammed urged Nigerians to offer constructive support rather than destructive criticism to help the team regroup and improve. The focus is on developing a strong technical foundation and long-term strategy for Nigerian football.
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