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Super Eagles striker, Victor Osimhen has revealed how difficult it has been for him and his teammates, not to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Osimhen, speaking publicly on the matter for the first time on a recent social media livestream, said that it had been a painful experience for the national team to miss out on the tournament for the second consecutive time.
Last week kicked off the 2026 World Cup with countries from around the globe participating, marking the first time in the history of the competition that 48 teams will compete.
But Nigeria, a traditional powerhouse of African football, is not at the tournament, despite the fact that the continent has nine automatic qualifying places and one extra place for playoffs.
Speaking on the absence of the Super Eagles, Osimhen said the situation was painful not only for him but also for the rest of the players.
“It’s bad for the rest of the guys, not just for me,” Osimhen said.
“We’ve missed out back to back. “Sometimes life happens so you just got to keep moving.”
The striker’s comments are consistent with many Nigerian football fans who had been looking forward to a return of the Super Eagles to the global stage after missing out on the 2022 edition in Qatar.
Nigeria’s hopes of making it to the 2026 World Cup are over after the Super Eagles finished second in their qualification group. DR Congo later knocked them out in the continental playoffs, a result that confirmed their absence from the expanded tournament.
Nigeria will miss the World Cup for the second consecutive edition after failing to qualify for the 2022 edition as well.
Nigeria last competed in the World Cup in 2018 in Russia, where the Super Eagles were knocked out in the group stage.
Many of the current national team have not yet had the chance to play on the biggest stage of football as Nigeria is yet to feature in the tournament.
Osimhen, who is one of Africa’s most prominent forwards, is among the players who have not represented Nigeria at a senior FIFA World Cup.
Osimhen admitted the disappointment was hard to take but said the players had no choice but to move on and focus on future engagements.
