2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifier: the Super Eagles Bolles field while training kicks off in Uyo

The field of Nigeria became truly alive in view of the reckoning of the qualifications of the FIFA World Cup on Saturday with Rwanda, with the captain of the team William Ekong who led the example.

The defender based in Saudi Arabia arrived on Monday, together with the goalkeeper Amas Obasogie and the defenders Bruno Onyemaechi and Felix Agu.

AGU, playing club football with Werder Bremen in Germany, impressed the Unity Cup tournament in the London in the summer in the summer.

The reliable striker Simon Moses, who marked a goal and has been assisting in his new club, the victory of the Paris League on the weekend, is also on the field, such as the Greece goalkeeper Adeleye Adebayo, the defenders Chidozie Awagiem and Benjamin Fredericks and the midfielder Wirfred Ndidi, Frank Oyeka and Fisayo-Bashiru.

The Ali Olaoluwa Aina, the defenders Bright Osayi-Samuel and Calvin Bassey and the midfielder Alex Iwobi also arrived.

First-Choice Goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali, Back in Training After An Injury Scare Last Week, Was Being Expected on Tuesday Evening, While Midfielder Christantus Uche, Who Moved to English Side Crystal Palace From Getafe of Spain on Transfer Deadline-Day, is being Expected Alongside Forwards Samuel Chukwueze (Now in English Premiership Side, Fulham FC from AC Milan of Italy), Tolu Arokodare (Now in Wolverhampton Wanderers of Krc Genk in Belgium) and Cyriel Desser (now in Panathinaikos in Greece from Glasgow Rangers of Scotland).

The African player of the year are also planned, Ademola Lookman, Galataray of Victor Osimhen and the Turkey midfielder Raphael Onyedika.

The team of 23 will also carry out the matchday 8 meeting on Tuesday against South Africa in Bloemfontein, which will be played at the Toyota Stadium (also known as the Free State Stadium) Tuesday evening.