Super Eagles Resolve Dispute, Resume Training for World Cup Playoff Against Gabon
The Super Eagles of Nigeria have settled a dispute over unpaid bonuses and resumed training for the crucial 2026 World Cup playoff against Gabon. The team had initially boycotted training sessions but agreed to return after negotiations.
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) faced criticism for alleged poor treatment of players, with claims of substandard accommodations. The team is now focused on preparing for the upcoming match in Rabat, Morocco.
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