Erstwhile U23 goalkeeping trainer, Etta Egbe, shares a hopeful vision for Nigerian football, expressing the belief that both the Super Eagles and the under-20 team have the potential to emerge as leading forces in African football.
In a concise statement, Egbe draws parallels between the success of individual Nigerian players abroad and the collective success that he envisions for the national teams.
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“From Nigeria, too. Those are individuals, one collective, like our own Super Eagles should be able to come out tops in Africa and even our under-20,” Egbe affirmed.
His statement reflects the aspiration for Nigerian football to not only produce standout individuals on the international stage but also to collectively dominate competitions, with a particular focus on both the senior and under-20 national teams.
Egbe’s optimistic sentiment is rooted in a desire to see Nigerian football develop holistically, with success spanning various levels and age groups.
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He emphasizes the importance of aligning the achievements of individual players with the collective success of the national teams, signalling a comprehensive and integrated approach to football development in the country.
“We should develop along that line. That is my prayer,” Etta Egbe concluded, expressing a fervent hope for the growth and success of Nigerian football.
His vision aligns with the collective aspirations of football enthusiasts in the country who eagerly anticipate sustained success and prominence for Nigerian teams on the African continent.
