SportingLife says it heard from a good authority that the next Super Eagles Technical Adviser will be a Serb with a rich resume known to the football world.
According to the sport journal, those at the Glass House in Abuja disclosed to it that NFF technical committee chairman, Chris Green, will leave the country this week to discuss with the three Serbian coaches on the list and possibly invite them for an interview session to be conducted by one of Nigeria’s respected coaches, whose pedigree in the industry has been appreciated in FIFA and CAF.
It was reported that a top member of the federation poured cold water on the stories making the rounds in the international media platforms that Frenchman Paul Le Guen has been paid $50,000 to become the new Super Eagles manager.
However, the team’s interim coach, Salisu Yusuf, would be allowed to handle the team while Flying Eagles chief coach, Emmanuel Amuneke would work as his assistant, while Alloy Agu will keep his position as the team’s goalkeeper trainer.
