The Super Eagles of Nigeria have kicked off their preparations for the highly anticipated AFCON 2025 qualifiers against Libya, with two key players already setting the pace by arriving early at the team’s camp in Uyo. The first player to check in was Fasil Kenema FC goalkeeper, Amas Obasogie, whose early arrival demonstrates his eagerness to contribute to the team’s success.
Not far behind, goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali became the second player to join the camp, further bolstering the team’s readiness. Their timely arrivals have signaled the start of serious preparations under the watchful eye of Head Coach Austin Eguavoen, who will be looking to sharpen the team’s strategies in the coming days.
The Super Eagles are set to welcome a full complement of players, including top stars such as Maduka Okoye, William Troost-Ekong, Wilfred Ndidi, Samuel Chukwueze, and Kelechi Iheanacho, ahead of their first-leg match against Libya on October 11 at home. The return leg is scheduled to take place in Libya on October 15.
As three-time African champions, the Super Eagles are determined to kick off their AFCON 2025 qualifying campaign on a winning note. With key players already in camp, Nigeria is looking to assert its dominance and secure a strong start to the qualifiers.
The team’s focus is clear: securing back-to-back victories in both legs of the qualifiers to strengthen their path to AFCON 2025. Coach Eguavoen is confident that with early preparations underway, his squad will be well-positioned to meet the challenge.
