The first choice goalkeeper of the Super Eagles at the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations, Stanley Nwabali, has resumed training.
Nwabali was injured and stretchered out in a Round of 16 clash with the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon.
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According to the Super Eagles medical team, the 27-year-old copped a mild ligament injury during the clash.
The Nigeria Football Federation had on Tuesday said he might still be available for the quarterfinal clash against Angola on Friday if he passes a fitness test on Wednesday.
“Fingers crossed. If all goes well, he might be available for selection,” the NFF said in a statement.
However, according to camp sources, Nwabali resumed training with the rest of the team on Tuesday.
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