Super Eagles captain Ahmed Musa has issued a rallying cry to his teammates ahead of their crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against South Africa and Benin, MySportDab Reports.
The Nigerian national team is eager to secure victories after a sluggish start to their qualifying campaign.
Musa emphasized the significance of these matches, urging his teammates to give their utmost effort on the pitch. “Everyone knows the importance of both games. The players understand what’s at stake, and I want them to go all out and win both games,” Musa told SCORENigeria. “I am upbeat they will do this.”
The Super Eagles will face Bafana Bafana of South Africa in Uyo on Friday, June 7. Following this, they will travel to Abidjan for another crucial World Cup qualifier against Benin on June 10.
These back-to-back fixtures present an opportunity for the Nigerian team to climb up the standings and boost their chances of securing a spot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Currently, the Super Eagles are third in Group C with two points from their first two matches. The team’s slow start has put added pressure on these upcoming games, making it imperative for them to secure maximum points.
Musa’s leadership and experience are crucial for the team during this critical phase. The former Leicester City forward’s call to action reflects the urgency and determination within the squad to turn their fortunes around.
The Super Eagles’ fans are hopeful that the team will respond positively to their captain’s rallying call and deliver strong performances.
As the Super Eagles prepare for these decisive fixtures, all eyes will be on Uyo and Abidjan. The team’s ability to handle the pressure and execute their game plan will be key to their success.
With Musa’s encouragement and the collective effort of the players, the Super Eagles aim to rise to the occasion and secure vital victories on their road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
