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Facts have emerged that Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh, is likely to recall John Obi Mikel and Victor Moses, both under the payroll of Chelsea FC.
According to Vanguard reports, the Nigerian coach will have the luxury of both players for the team’s Cameroon and Congo in October’s friendly matches in Belgium.
Watford striker, Odion Ighalo and Monaco defender, Elderson Echiejile, are likely returnees to Oliseh’s team but there are doubts over the chances of Vincent Enyeama being recalled to the team.
This new development is coming on the heels of the players’ performances for their respective clubs last weekend.
Wile Mikel got a rare start in the heart of Chelsea’s midfield against Everton and provided the assist that led to his team’s solitary strike during the loss, Moses (on loan at West Ham) was a standout performer as his team beat Newcatle 2-0.
Ighalo also scored the winner for Watford in their game during last weekend.
These results seems to have galvanised the Nigerian coach to put the players involved in his plans ahead of the friendly matches slated for next month.
Also, four Nigerian league players will be part of the squad to face the African countries in the international friendlies.
Facts have emerged that Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh, is likely to recall John Obi Mikel and Victor Moses, both under the payroll of Chelsea FC.
According to Vanguard reports, the Nigerian coach will have the luxury of both players for the team’s Cameroon and Congo in October’s friendly matches in Belgium.
Watford striker, Odion Ighalo and Monaco defender, Elderson Echiejile, are likely returnees to Oliseh’s team but there are doubts over the chances of Vincent Enyeama being recalled to the team.
L_R: Mikel Obi and Victor Moses are likely to feature in Nigeria’s next matches
This new development is coming on the heels of the players’ performances for their respective clubs last weekend.
Wile Mikel got a rare start in the heart of Chelsea’s midfield against Everton and provided the assist that led to his team’s solitary strike during the loss, Moses (on loan at West Ham) was a standout performer as his team beat Newcatle 2-0.
Ighalo also scored the winner for Watford in their game during last weekend.
These results seems to have galvanised the Nigerian coach to put the players involved in his plans ahead of the friendly matches slated for next month.
Also, four Nigerian league players will be part of the squad to face the African countries in the international friendlies.
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