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Victor Osimhen commends ex-interim coach Augustine Eguavoen for his player-first approach, praising his respectful leadership style ahead of the new era in the Super Eagles with Eric Chelle.
Victor Osimhen, Nigeria’s Super Eagles main man, has showered praise on former interim coach Augustine Eguavoen, lauding his exceptional leadership and player-first approach as the team transitions into a new chapter under incoming boss Eric Chelle.
Speaking on Mikel Obi’s latest podcast, the Napoli striker took a moment to honour Eguavoen’s impactful tenure, crediting him with fostering a culture of mutual respect that resonated deeply within the squad.
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12:11 - 12.03.2025
‘I want Nigerians to get clarity’ - Eguavoen clears the air on getting involved in Chelle’s Super Eagles selection
Austin Eguavoen, Technical Director of the NFF has denied suggestions that head coach Eric Chelle did not have full control over selecting Nigeria's squad for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Rwanda and Zimbabwe.
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11:05 - 14.03.2025
'I agree with him' - Privileged Osimhen backs Chelle’s fiery vision to make Super Eagles great again
Nigeria and Galatasaray striker Victor Osimhen has fully thrown his weight behind new coach Eric Chelle and his aggressive plans to make Super Eagles successful again.
“I have to say a very big thank you to Austin Eguavoen for a job well done,” Osimhen said, his voice brimming with gratitude.
Eguavoen, a former Super Eagles captain turned coach, stepped in as interim manager during a turbulent period for the national team, earning plaudits for steadying the ship with a blend of tactical acumen and paternal care.
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The 26-year-old forward emphasised the harmony Eguavoen cultivated, noting, “No player has ever gone against his authority or instructions. He really deserves his flowers. He’s an amazing coach.”
“Not just because as a coach but also as a father, for the way he’s taking every player, he’s giving us the respect, and I am saying this and every player can testify that they give him the same equal respect.”
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Osimhen’s glowing tribute shows the profound influence Eguavoen wielded, not just on the pitch but in the hearts of his players, a legacy that sets a high bar as the team prepares for life under Chelle’s fiery leadership.
With Eric Chelle now poised to take the reins, Osimhen’s comments serve as both a fond farewell to Eguavoen’s respectful reign and a bridge to the intense, win-driven philosophy the new coach is expected to bring.
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As Nigeria’s football faithful look ahead, Osimhen’s words remind them of the foundation laid by a beloved figure and the promise of a bold future under fresh stewardship.
For Eguavoen, it’s a well-earned bouquet of praise from one of the nation’s brightest stars.
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