Nigeria national coach Gernot Rohr has called 24 his Super Eagles for the next two matches against Benin and Lesotho, counting to 5^Th And 6^Th Cameroon 2022 qualifying day of Africa Cup. Ahmed Moses, William Acong, Wilfred Nadidi, Victor Osimane and goalkeeper Francis Uzoho are on his list.

From 5^Th And 6^Th In the qualifying days of the Cameroon 2022 Africa Cup of Nations, Nigeria national football coach Gernot Rohr has called 24 their Super Eagles for the next two matches against Benin and Lesotho. Ahmed Moses, William Ekong, Wilfred Nadidi, Victor Osiman and goalkeeper Francis Uzoho are on his list.

The group includes Enimba FC goalkeeper John Noble, defenders Leon Balogun, Kenneth Omeruo and Olavuwa Ana, midfielders Oghenekaro Atebo and Joseph Ayodele-Aribo, followed by Alex Iwobi, Moses Simon and Samuel Chukwouge. Versatile Abdullahi Shehu is listed as a midfielder this time and is a senior first call for 24-year-old UD striker Almeria Sadiq Omar.

Seven players are on standby, including long-time goalkeeper Daniel Ekpei. They are Daniel Akpei (Kaiser Chiefs, South Africa), Henry Onekuru (Galatasaray, Turkey); Peter Olayinka (Slavia Praha, Czech Republic), Terem Mofi (FC Lorient, France), Paul Onuachu (KRC Genk, Belgium), Michael Ollis (Reading, England) and Adekunko Selleck (Warriors Abia)

National coach of Super eagles, Gerot Rohr, who inspired Nigeria to qualify for two major tournaments (2018 FIFA World Cup and 2019 Africa Cup of Nations), could have won tickets to Cameroon’s final ahead of kick-off in Porto Novo, if Sierra Leon fails to defeat Lesotho. In Maseru, during 5^Th And the day results will be known before kick-off in Porto Novo.

Nigeria topped Group L standings with 8 points ahead of Benin (2)^Th, 7 pt) and Sierra Leone (3)^Th, 3 pts), face the squirrel away, at the Charles de Gaulle Stadium in Porto Novo, three days later, before the conclusion of the qualifier against Lesotho in Lagos. Both are the final games of the qualifying series.

24 Super eagles Against Benin and Lesotho

Goalkeeper (3): Francis Uzoho (APOL Nicosi, Chapare), John Noble (Enimba FC), Maduka Okoye (Sparta Rotterdam, Pez-Bass)

Defenders (8): Kenneth Omeruo (CD Leganes, Spain), Leon Balogun (Glasgow Rangers, Scotland), Chidozi Awajim (FC Bovista, Portugal), William Acong (Watford FC, England), Olavuva Aina (Fulham FC, England), Jamilu Collins (SC Padbourne ) 07, Germany), JDU Sanusi (FC Porto, Portugal), Tyrone Ebuhi (FC Twente, Netherlands)

Midfielders (5): Oghenekaro Itebo (Galatasaray, Turkey), Wilfred Neddy (Leicester City, England), Abdullahi Shehu (Omonia Nicosa, Chapare), Joseph Ayodele-Aribo (Glasgow Rangers, Scotland), Oluwasiilogo Ajayi (Westombo Alba)

Ahead (8): Ahmed Musa (without club), Alex Iwobi (Everton, England), Sadiq Omar (Almeria, Spain), Samuel Chukweze (Villarreal, Spain), Victor Osimane (Naples, Italy), Kelechi Ihnacho (Leicester City, England), Samuel Kalu (Bordeaux, France), Moses Simon (FC Nantes, France)