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Victor Boniface Says Some Super Eagles Players Don’t Take Match Seriously
Germany-based Nigerian forward, Victor Boniface, has called out a lack of passion among some Super Eagles players, saying a few of them don’t seem to care whether the team wins or loses.
Speaking on The Culture League podcast, the Bayer Leverkusen striker stressed that wearing the national jersey should be treated as an honour, not just another routine game.
Boniface pointed out that millions of Nigerians dream of playing for the Super Eagles, and those lucky enough to be selected should take it seriously.
“There are players who go for national duty and act like it doesn’t matter if we win or lose,” he said. “I always remind them that in a country like Nigeria with such a huge population, it’s a big deal to get that chance.”
Coventry City manager, Frank Lampard, speaks on team player and states how the player’s stance will help the team get into the Premier League.
The player is revealed to be Onyeka who he spoke about in the recent interview.
“He brings a different quality and probably a different profile to the midfield players we have.
“As I say, the profile is slightly different and I think that helps us in terms of the options and the competition in the middle of the park for us.”
Arsenal coach, Mikel Arteta, after their last match, shares an update on the injured team members after their last match.
He shared an update on Saka and stated that he is doing better after going through a hip injury. “His hip is improving a lot. Hopefully, he’ll be ready soon.”
He added about the other team members: “Martin is getting better and will be back in a few days, and Jurrien is fit for the weekend.”
Super Eagles footballer, Alex Iwobi, speaks on the World Cup and reveals their hope to play in the 2026 World Cup.
He shared that the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is hopeful about hearing from them after they submitted a petition against the Democratic Republic of Congo.
“I mean we’re still waiting, well hopefully we can go to the World Cup, but I feel it’s a tough one.
“It’s a tough one because winning AFCON is like… It’s a great legacy, it’s a great thing to have in your career, a memorable moment. But then at the same time, because I’ve been to the World Cup already, a lot of the players haven’t been.”
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