Super Eagles Training Boycott Threatens World Cup Qualifier Against Gabon
The Super Eagles of Nigeria have threatened to boycott their World Cup qualifier against Gabon over unpaid bonuses, creating uncertainty around their participation. The players are demanding outstanding bonuses dating back nearly two years, with the current standoff revolving around fresh demands for special bonuses.
The Nigeria Football Federation has distanced itself from the issue, leaving the resolution in limbo. This dispute comes at a critical moment as the team prepares for the vital World Cup playoff, potentially impacting the nation's advancement in the 2026 tournament.
Jude Obafemi, a senior correspondent, highlighted the escalating tension in the team.
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