WAFU B tournament: NFF invites 35 players to Flying Eagles camp
The Nigeria Football Federation has announced the invitation of 35 players to camp for the upcoming WAFU B Under-20 tournament on Friday. The Abdu Maikaba-led junior national team will hold camping in Abuja towards the tournament. The list of invited players includes 28 based in Nigeria, with seven foreign-based players also invited. Majority of home […]
The Nigeria Football Federation has announced the invitation of 35 players to camp for the upcoming WAFU B Under-20 tournament on Friday.
The Abdu Maikaba-led junior national team will hold camping in Abuja towards the tournament.
The list of invited players includes 28 based in Nigeria, with seven foreign-based players also invited.
Majority of home based players ply their trade in the Nigeria Professional Premier Football League, with others from NNL and elite academies.
Sporting Lagos however has the highest number of players invited, the newly promoted club provided four players.
The Abuja camp of the Flying Eagles is expected to receive players by Saturday, May 16.
PLAYERS INVITED TO FLYING EAGLES’ CAMP FOR WAFU B U20 CHAMPIONSHIP:
Goalkeepers: Clinton Lawani (Sporting Lagos); Abubakar Rufai (NK-Istra 1961(Croatia); Uchechukwu Aloysius (Akwa United)
Defenders: Ayinla Olayomi (Warri Wolves); Abubakar Aliyu (Wikki Tourists); Favour Nkwocha (Morak FC); Wahab Bolanle Musa (FC Malaga, Spain); Bonaventure Chiemela (Inter Lagos); Gamagira Umar Suleman (Ranchers Bees); Mathias Azi Yakubu (GBS); Mutari Momoh (NK-Istra 1961, Croatia); Abdulaziz Musa Ndaman (Mavlon FC); Godwin Samuel (Ikon Allah FC)
Midfielders: Victor Samuel (Sporting Lagos); Oraro Apine (Warri Wolves); Sale Abdulrashid (Kryubar FC, Ukraine); Sa’ad Tijjani (Barau FC); Imran Ahmad (Kano Pillars); Peres Jerem (P Sports); Ayeni Samson (Stormers FC); Habila Simeon Sulai (GBS); Simon Karshe Cletus (FC Rijeka, Croatia); Auwalu Mohammed (Bichi First FC); Ibrahim Yakubu (Turbo Touch)
Forwards: Abba Dalli (Katsina United); Prince Columbus (Forster Academy); Goodluck Angel (P Sports); Imrana Mohammed (FC Alaves, Spain); Adamu Hussaini (Barau FC); Seun Akanji (Sporting Lagos); Shamsudeen Adamu Abdullahi (Capital City FC); Alex Leme (Sporting Lagos); Ezekiel Oguchukwu (Mavlon FC); Mus’ab Suleiman (Footwork FC); Peter Pam Davou (Vitkovice, Czech Republic)