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Osimhen Needs Stronger Competition to Reduce Nigeria's Reliance on Star Striker

Osimhen Needs Stronger Competition to Reduce Nigeria's Reliance on Star Striker

Retired Nigeria international Obafemi Martins believes the Super Eagles need stronger competition for places in attack to reduce their reliance on Victor Osimhen. This will help improve the team's overall performance and make them more difficult to beat.

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Retired Nigeria international Obafemi Martins believes that stronger competition is needed for places in attack to reduce the team's reliance on Victor Osimhen. This, according to Martins, will help the Super Eagles improve their performance and overall success in international competitions. A more competitive front line would also enable Nigerian coaches to mix and match players, creating a more balanced squad. By doing so, they can better prepare for upcoming matches against tough opponents.

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