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Bruno Labbadia has announced that he will be taking over as the next head coach of Nigeria’s national football team, the Super Eagles, following recent speculation.
This comes after a previous disagreement between the German tactician and the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) just weeks ago.
Despite the tension, it appears both parties have now reached an agreement, and the NFF is expected to confirm his reappointment soon.
Labbadia, known for his stints with several Bundesliga teams including VfB Stuttgart, Hertha Berlin, and Hamburg, will bring his wealth of European coaching experience to the Super Eagles. His tactical discipline and ability to stabilize teams in challenging circumstances could prove vital as Nigeria seeks success in upcoming international competitions.
The disagreement between Labbadia and the NFF centered around contract terms and expectations, but the resolution of these issues has paved the way for his return to international management.
Fans are optimistic that his European approach will mesh well with the dynamic style of the Super Eagles, especially as the team prepares for the Africa Cup of Nations and the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
With the NFF expected to officially confirm his appointment soon, all eyes will be on Labbadia to see how he can lead Nigeria back to the top of African football and reclaim their status on the global stage.