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The Nigerian Super Eagles’ scheduled friendlies against Venezuela and Colombia in the United States next month have been canceled because they conflicted with the 2026 FIFA World Cup African playoffs.
The friendlies were originally scheduled for November 14 in Houston and November 18 in New York, but both dates now coincide with Morocco’s pivotal playoff window.
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) acknowledged the cancelation, stating that the match contracts had already taken into account the potential for such a timetable clash.
The NFF official told ESPN, “We had a clause in the contract for the games covering this eventuality, if we qualified for the playoffs.” Therefore, we shall no longer be holding the contests. After qualifying from Africa, we want to concentrate on the playoffs before turning our attention to the intercontinental playoffs.
With preparations anticipated to pick up speed in the upcoming weeks, the Super Eagles will now focus exclusively on obtaining a World Cup ticket.
The NFF has emphasized that nothing will divert the team from its goal of making a comeback to the international scene after missing the 2022 tournament in Qatar.
The Super Eagles will shortly reveal a new schedule as they get ready for the pivotal playoff games, which begin in November 2025 against Gabon.
