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The interim super falcons coach of Nigeria, Justin Madugu He has assured that the team will continue to improve as the tournament progresses, insisting that each player in the team is still important and will have a fair opportunity to contribute.
The Super Falcons have shown signs of promise under the leadership of Madugu, and the coach has now declared that the actions will continue to evolve as the competition develops.
“Each player is of great importance” – Madugu coach at Super Falcons Squad
Speaking after the recent team of the team, Madugu declared the importance of the squad unit, the equity in the selection and transparency in the decisions of the team.
“Every player who is here representing the country he has made to the team is equally of great importance.”
“For us, they are all our players and try as much as possible to promote the harmony of the team and make everyone feel relevant in the team, and nobody feels more important than the other.”
Madugu also mentioned that football is a collective sport, and decisions are always taken taking into account the general success of the team.
“The game is about … it is a team sport. All of you become each other and, therefore, we try as much as possible to make sure to do the right thing to be fair and transparent in everything we do.”
Selection based on the merit and the need for the team
As questions about the rotation and opportunities of players continue to be asked, Madugu confirmed that each player has a fair opportunity to obtain minutes, while indicating that the low performance will result in the necessary changes for the benefit of the team.
“Everyone has the same opportunity to be in the team, so what does well continues.
Who does not work obviously because we want to do better, we have the privilege of making those changes so that the team goes. “
The Super Falcons will continue their journey in the competition with confidence and growing cohesion, since Madugu maintains a firm hand to handle talent and foster the spirit of the team.
They face Algeria for their second group stage game on Thursday. A victory will automatically ensure a quarter -final place for girls.
