Super Eagles boss, Stephen Keshi, is keeping close to chest his future plans as the senior national team handler.
Keshi, who led the African Champions to a disgraceful outing against the Les Blues of France in Brazilia on Monday, told reporters that he is undecided over his future as the national team’s head coach.
When asked if he will remain as the Super Eagles coach, Keshi said: “I don’t know for now because I will need to consult my family before taking a final decision on Nigeria.”
The AFCON 2013 winning coach has been linked with several African countries, which include South Africa, but he is still keeping next move close to his chest.
Keshi took over as the substantive coach of the Super Eagles in 2011 and after his national team mate, Samson Siasia, failed to qualify Nigeria for the South Africa 2010 World Cup.
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