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Super Eagles head coach, Eric Chelle has said the upcoming Unity Cup will serve as a crucial opportunity to bolster his squad in preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers scheduled for September and October.
The Unity Cup, an invitational tournament, will feature a competitive lineup including Nigeria, Ghana, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago.
The matches are set to take place at the Gtech Community Stadium in Brentford, London, later this month, creating an exciting atmosphere for fans and players alike.
On Wednesday, Chelle unveiled his squad, which notably includes a mix of home-based talents and fringe players, reflecting his commitment to exploring diverse player options ahead of the critical qualifiers.
The 47-year-old coach is keen to use this platform to evaluate players in various positions, aiming to identify the best combinations and strategies for the future.
“We’re looking forward to taking part in the Unity Cup as it will provide us with an invaluable chance to experiment with a few new players in different roles,” Chelle told thenff.com.
“This tournament is not just about competition; it is about strengthening our squad and fine-tuning our dynamics before we face our qualifying matches in September and October.”
In the opening match, the Super Eagles will go head-to-head against their long-standing rivals, Ghana, on Tuesday, May 27.
This clash promises to be more than just a game; it will be a significant test of the Super Eagles’ readiness and resilience as they embark on a journey towards the World Cup.
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