Ballgist NIG. can exclusively report today that the NFF technical committee has recommended Herve Renard and two other foreign coaches to be considered to lead the Super Eagles.
The NFF executive committee will now decide on who will be the next coach of the Super Eagles.
The immediate task of the new coach will be the 2025 AFCON qualifiers, which get underway in September, before the resumption of the 2026 World Cup in March 2025.
Ballgist reported that the NFF have already contacted Renard, who won the AFCON with Zambia and Cote d’Ivoire.
Renard’s contract with France women’s team will be up after the Paris 2024 Olympics next month.
As first reported by Ballgist Nig., the Frenchman has demanded a monthly salary of $180,000, among other things.
The technical committee meeting Friday in Abuja that short listed the coaches was chaired by Sheriff Rabiu Inuwa ‘Ahlan’.
The members in attendance were Felix Anyansi-Agwu, Felix Owolabi, Yinka Olagbemiro, Victor Ikpeba, Aminu Kurfi and Augustine Eguavoen, who is also the NFF technical director.
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