CurrentReport Blog In a recent interview, the Chairman of the Edo Football Association, Erhunmeunsee, has urged the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to consider appointing an indigenous coach for the Super Eagles. Citing the prowess and potential of local coaches, Erhunmeunsee emphasized the need to provide them with the opportunity and conducive environment to excel.
Expressing his preference for indigenous coaching talent, Erhunmeunsee highlighted the advantages of having coaches who are deeply familiar with the local players and their progression. He named notable Nigerian coaches such as Nduka Ugbade, Emmanuel Amunike, and Austin Eguavoen, emphasizing their capabilities and understanding of the game.
Drawing attention to the success of an indigenous coach in leading a host country to victory in the AFCON tournament, Erhunmeunsee underscored the importance of local expertise in understanding and nurturing the talent pool effectively. He praised the strategic approach and tactical prowess of Peseiro, the outgoing coach, for guiding Nigeria to a commendable runner-up position in the prestigious tournament.
While acknowledging the contributions of foreign coaches, Erhunmeunsee reiterated his support for indigenous coaching talent, emphasizing the wealth of expertise available within Africa. He urged the NFF to consider this perspective in their decision-making process for the future leadership of the Super Eagles.
