Kigali, Rwanda – The Super Eagles have commenced preparations for their crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Rwanda, with the team’s camp opening in Kigali yesterday.
The atmosphere within the camp is reportedly charged with energy and optimism, as the players focus on securing a vital victory.
Correspondents on the ground have provided insights into the early arrivals, highlighting the players’ dedication and eagerness to begin training.
Notably, Amas Obasogie, Tolu Arokodare, Kayode Bankole, Victor Osimhen, Bruno Onyemaechi, and Papa Daniel were among the first to arrive in Kigali, demonstrating their commitment to the national team’s cause.
Furthermore, reports confirm that interviews were conducted with Super Eagles coach Eric Chelle and star striker Victor Osimhen, indicating a comprehensive media presence within the camp.
This suggests transparency and a willingness to engage with the public ahead of the important match.
The early arrival of key players and the overall positive sentiment within the camp bode well for the Super Eagles’ chances against Rwanda.
Fans will be hoping this optimism translates into a strong performance and a positive result.
