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Oliseh predicts Eagles' path to success as Super Eagles secure crucial AFCON victory

Oliseh predicts Eagles' path to success as Super Eagles secure crucial AFCON victory

Former Super Eagles captain Sunday Oliseh believes Nigeria have laid a strong foundation for a deep run at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations after opening their campaign with a vital victory in Fez.

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Former Super Eagles captain Sunday Oliseh believes Nigeria have laid a strong foundation for a deep run at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations after opening their campaign with a vital victory in Fez. The team's performance has been marked by impressive displays from players such as Ola Aina and Ahmed Musa, who led the charge to secure a crucial three-point win. With Oliseh's guidance, the Eagles are poised to take on the best teams in Africa, and their momentum is expected to carry them through the competition. Nigeria's next match will be against Morocco, where they look to continue their winning streak.

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