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Super Eagles Name Squad for AFCON 2025 Qualifier Against Rwanda

Super Eagles Name Squad for AFCON 2025 Qualifier Against Rwanda

The Super Eagles have named a starting XI to face Rwanda in their Africa Cup of Nations qualifier, with notable players such as Stanley Nwabali and Quincy Lookman missing from the lineup. Boniface will lead the team in Monday's match.

The Super Eagles have selected their starting lineup for Monday's Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Rwanda, with goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali being omitted. In his absence, Boniface is set to lead the team between the sticks, while other notable absentees include midfielder Nwabali and striker Lookman. The lineup announcement marks a significant change in personnel for the Super Eagles, but details on how they will fare against Rwanda are still to be revealed. With several key players missing, it remains to be seen whether this new-look team can secure the necessary points to advance in the qualifying tournament.

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