Super Eagles Shift Focus to 2026 World Cup Qualifiers After Ghana and Mali Friendlies

Kenneth Omeruo, a key player for the Super Eagles, has set his sights on the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers after their recent friendlies against Ghana and Mali. The Nigerian national team is gearing up for crucial matches against South Africa and Benin Republic in June as they aim to secure a spot in the prestigious tournament.

Having missed out on the last World Cup in Qatar 2022, Omeruo emphasized the importance of qualifying this time around. He highlighted the eagerness of many players in the squad who have never experienced the thrill of competing on the world stage and see this as a golden opportunity to make their mark.

With the upcoming fixtures just around the corner, Omeruo stressed the team’s determination to deliver and make their country proud. The Super Eagles are hungry for success and are fully focused on securing victories in the upcoming qualifiers to boost their chances of making it to the World Cup.

Despite a slow start in the qualifying campaign with two draws against Lesotho and Zimbabwe, Omeruo and his teammates are determined to turn things around and showcase their talent on the global stage. The road to the World Cup is challenging, but with hard work and dedication, the Super Eagles are ready to soar to new heights.

As the football world eagerly awaits the outcome of these crucial matches, the Super Eagles are poised to give it their all and fight for their spot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Stay tuned as Nigeria’s finest talents take on the best in Africa to fulfill their dreams of World Cup glory.

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