Adarabiyio Tops List Of Five New Players Set For Inclusion In Super Eagles Squad For AFCON Qualifiers

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This list of players invited to the senior national team of Nigeria for the March 24th Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers game against Guinea Bissau will be made public next week.

As many as five new players are expected to be included by head coach of the team Jose Peseiro for the back to back games and we exclusively gathered that the new players have been contacted by the coach.

OGN can exclusively reveal that former England youth international Tosh Adarabiyio has been handed a first time call up to the team, the Fulham defender will be a part of the rebuilding process on the defence of the team.

Although there is still no confirmation on the inclusion of red hot Middlesbrough forward Chuba Akpom, sources close to the coach believe he is in with a shout of getting his first call up as the coach has talked about him several times.

The duo are about the two new players who are very much in the plans for the game against Guinea Bissau but Udinese forward Isaac Success is also under consideration for a spot. His form in the Serie A hasn’t gone unnoticed by the coach.

Another player who could be rewarded for his fine form with a first time call up is Cremonense forward David Okereke but his inclusion is dependent on the unavailability of some players per what we exclusively gathered.

Union SG of Belgium forward Victor Boniface is another player who is heavily admired by Peseiro but just like Okereke his inclusion is dependent on several variables which includes availability of some players in his position.

Osas Mahawi







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