Let's dive into the details and take a closer look at the players who will be representing Nigeria on the big stage.
In the goalkeeping department, we have Stanley Nwabili from Chippa United in South Africa, Francis Uzoho from Omonia FC in Cyprus, and Olorunleke Ojo from Enyimba FC. These talented keepers will be crucial in providing a solid defensive foundation for the team.
Moving on to the defenders, we have a mix of experienced and promising young talents. Olaoluwa Aina from Nottingham Forest in England, Chidozie Awaziem from Boavista FC in Portugal, and Bright Osayi-Samuel from Fenerbahce FC in Turkey are among the notable names. William Troost-Ekong from PAOK Salonika in Greece, Bruno Onyemaechi from Boavista FC, Kenneth Omeruo from Kasimpasa FC in Turkey, Oluwasemilogo Ajayi from West Bromwich Albion in England, Calvin Bassey from Fulham FC in England, and Zaidu Sanusi from FC Porto in Portugal complete the defensive lineup. These players bring a mix of strength, agility, and defensive prowess to the team.
In the midfield, we have some familiar faces who have been performing exceptionally well for their respective clubs. Wilfred Ndidi from Leicester City in England, Raphael Onyedika from Club Brugge in Belgium, Joe Ayodele-Aribo from Southampton FC in England, Frank Onyeka from Brentford FC in England, and Alex Iwobi from Fulham FC in England will provide creativity, control, and stability in the middle of the park.
Up front, the Super Eagles have a dynamic and lethal attacking force. Ahmed Musa from Sivasspor K in Turkey, Victor Osimhen from Napoli SC in Italy, Kelechi Iheanacho from Leicester City in England, Sadiq Umar from Real Sociedad in Spain, Moses Simon from FC Nantes in France, Ademola Lookman from Atalanta FC in Italy, Samuel Chukwueze from AC Milan in Italy, and Victor Boniface from Bayer Leverkusen in Germany will be tasked with finding the back of the net and providing that much-needed firepower in crucial.
What do you make of this squad, do you think they can do it again?
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