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Nigeria’s Super Eagles may not be able to play their scheduled international friendlies against Venezuela and Colombia after qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup playoffs.
The team’s 4-0 thumping of the Benin Republic’s Cheetahs on Tuesday night was said to have secured their spot in the playoffs.
The Super Eagles had two games planned: a friendly match against Colombia four days later and a match against Venezuela on November 14. But as Nigeria gets ready to take on more difficult opponents in the playoffs, both games could possibly be canceled.
Éric Chelle’s team will play Gabon in the playoff semi-final on Thursday, November 13, based on the most recent schedule. In the final, the Super Eagles will face the victor of Cameroon vs. DR Congo if they overcome the Panthers.
A formal declaration from Nigeria Football Federation officials is anticipated shortly to determine whether the friendly would proceed or be canceled so that the team may concentrate entirely on the playoff campaign.
Watford is said to have backed out of negotiations to re-sign Emmanuel Dennis, a forward from Nigeria.
Since voluntarily departing Nottingham Forest in August, the 27-year-old has been without a club. He has been working out with Watford in the hopes of signing a deal with the Championship team.
According to reports, Watford was prepared to offer Dennis an 18-month contract, but it seems that the club has changed their mind.
When the transfer window opens again in January, the Hornets may decide to change their mind about the move, according to The Watford Observer.
Since Dennis played for Watford during the 2021–2022 season and returned on loan in January 2024, Watford supporters are familiar with him.
