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With two of their talents included in the official CAF Group Stage Best XI and head coach Eric Chelle acknowledged as the team’s manager, the Super Eagles of Nigeria have left their mark on the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).
The Franco-Malian strategist was selected to lead the AFCON Best XI after leading the Super Eagles to a perfect record in Group C.
Nigeria emerged as one of the most convincing and well-balanced teams throughout the group stage, demonstrating the quick influence of Chelle’s coaching philosophy.
Ademola Lookman is essential to Nigeria’s representation in the squad. The Atalanta star has drawn attention with a number of confident displays. In the group stage, he directly contributed to four goals by scoring twice and creating two more.
Egypt’s Mohamed El Shenawy, who is in goal, is part of the whole Best XI. Noussair Mazraoui and Abdi lead the defense as full-backs, while Axel Tuanzebe and Edmond Tapsoba complete the four-man wall in the center.
Best eleven for AFCON 2025
Carlos Baleba is in charge of the midfield, and Lookman and Brahim Diaz of Morocco supply the inventiveness and control further up the field. After an outstanding group-stage performance, Amad Diallo leads the line, with Sadio Mané on the left and Riyad Mahrez on the right.
Chelle and the Super Eagles are committed to winning Nigeria’s fourth AFCON championship, following on previous victories in 1980, 1994, and 2013, as the competition moves closer to the knockout stages.
On Monday, January 5 at 8 p.m., Nigeria will play Mozambique in the round of 16.
