The Super Eagles are set to return to their training camp in Frankfurt, Germany to perfect their strategies ahead of next week’s World Cup qualifier against Namibia in Windhoek.
The match is slated for June 12.
Eagles’ image maker, Ben Alaiya, stated that the idea is aimed at ensuring the technical crew gets enough time to plan ahead of their next game.
“We still have crucial games ahead and we also believe that it is not party time yet, so the team has to return back to its base in Germany to prepare for Namibia and the Confederations Cup which is at the corner,” Alaiya informed.
Speaking further, Alaiya said he believes the team will arrive Namibia in good time for the qualifying game against the Flames.
“Nigerians should not panic about their darling team qualifying for the World Cup as arrangements are in top gear for the team to come out victorious over their opponents,” he said.
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