The Nigerian Super Eagles are scheduled to start training for their pivotal 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification encounter against the Rwandan Amavubi.
The Super Eagles will camp in Kigali on Sunday, March 16, in preparation for the much awaited game at Amahoro Stadium on Friday, March 21.
The 39-player preliminary team, which includes both domestic and international talents, was announced by head coach Eric Chelle in advance of this crucial match. Ready to battle for a berth in the final matchday lineup, these players are anticipated to travel from their separate bases to Kigali.
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When Chelle’s team plays the Warriors of Zimbabwe on Tuesday, March 25 at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium in Uyo, they will also be anticipating their next match. By the end of the week prior to that game, the coaching staff must reduce the provisional roster to 23 players.
The Super Eagles are presently attempting to win their first World Cup qualifying match. After four games without a victory, three draws, and one loss, they are currently sagging in fifth place in Group C with just three points between them.
As they look to raise their ranking and guarantee a spot in the next World Cup, this makes their next games very important.
