Peter Rufai, the seasoned former Super Eagles goalkeeper and captain, has officially thrown his hat into the ring for the position of goalkeeper coach within the Super Eagles setup.
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In a candid conversation with Mitchell Obi on Sports Salsa (Kennis 104.1FM), Rufai shared his eagerness to contribute his extensive expertise to the development of goalkeepers in the national team.
During the interview, Peter Rufai emphasized his preparedness to take on the coaching responsibilities, highlighting his enthusiasm to mentor and guide goalkeepers with advanced techniques.
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He expressed, “I’m ready for them. To show them techniques of goalkeeping. I’m waiting to be one of the Super Eagles coaches sometime, someday.”
The retired goalkeeper’s dedication to refining the goalkeeping prowess of the national team members was evident as he noted, “We have goalkeepers but something is missing. You can’t give what you don’t have… we have the talents. Goalkeeping goes beyond catching the ball.”
Rufai’s sentiments reveal his genuine desire to nurture and cultivate the skills of the upcoming generation of goalkeepers.
With his extensive experience, including serving as a former Super Eagles captain, Rufai’s potential inclusion in the coaching team could bring a wealth of knowledge and insights to the squad.
As Nigeria’s football community considers the evolution of its coaching staff, Peter Rufai’s passionate expression of interest to contribute his expertise to the Super Eagles further solidifies his commitment to the growth of football in the nation.
