The Super Eagle’s Media Officer, Promise Efoghe, on Monday, disclosed that the team’s captain, Wilfred Ndidi, who picked up a hamstring injury during the AFCON 2025 quarter-final, is reportedly walking now without pain, stating that Ndidi’s condition looks positive, stressing that additional medical assessments would still be conducted on him.

The Federal Government says all group-stage bonuses owed to Super Eagles players at the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations have been released and should reflect in the players' domiciliary accounts within hours. The Minister of State for Finance, Dr Doris Uzoka-Anite, disclosed this on Thursday amid reports that the national team was considering a boycott of training sessions and might refuse to travel to Marrakesh for their quarter-final encounter against Algeria.

Former Chelsea defender Jason Cundy has urged his former club to consider Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner as their next manager following the dismissal of Enzo Maresca. Cundy believes Glasner has already demonstrated the pedigree and tactical acumen required to succeed in the Premier League and would be a strong fit for the Stamford Bridge job.

Nigeria’s Super Eagles secured a place in the Round of 16 at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations with a dramatic 3–2 victory over Tunisia in a pulsating Group C encounter at Fez Stadium on Saturday. The Super Eagles appeared to be cruising after racing into a 3–0 lead through Victor Osimhen, captain Wilfred Ndidi and Ademola Lookman. Osimhen broke the deadlock late in the first half, rising powerfully to head home a cross from Lookman, before Ndidi doubled the advantage five minutes into the second half with his first international goal, again exploiting Tunisia’s aerial frailties.