Injured defender, Leon Aderemi Balogun, is optimistic that the Super Eagles will qualify for the knock out stages at the Brazil 2014 World Cup, which kicks off on June 12.
Balogun said he has been monitoring the progress of the team in London and wishes the team the best during the Brazil 2014.
Balogun, who puts his fitness level at about 70 per cent, said with the calibre of players he has interacted with in the team, the Eagles will go far in Brazil with luck on the side.
“We’ve got great and classy players that can match any country in the World Cup, we just pray that we should be lucky when the competition starts,” he opined.
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