The chances of the Super Eagles home-based players
to make final selection for the November 12 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against
the Desert Foxes of Algeria is very slim. The Super Eagles assistant coach Salisu Yusuf
informed Sportinglens.blogsport that there are fears among the Eagles’ technical crew
that most of the home-based players were out of action since the last game of
the Just concluded Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) last month.
Yusuf said the importance attached to the Desert
Foxes’ game may force technical crew to pick only players that are on top form for
the game.
“This is not an experimental game. It is a game
that must be approached will all seriousness. The home-based players are
match-rusty at the moment and they are with their family. There is no way to
train alone and since the last game of the NPFL majority of them have not
engaged in a competitive match. It will involve a lot of conviction before the
technical crew considers them for the game,” Yusuf told Sportinglens.blogsport.com.
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