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“We could be higher” – Eguavoen’s assistant Ogunmodede offers Tremendous Eagles verdict after Benin, Rwanda qualifiers

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“We can be better” – Eguavoen’s assistant Ogunmodede gives Super Eagles verdict after Benin, Rwanda qualifiers

Remo Stars head coach Daniel Ogunmodede has expressed his pleasure about being a part of the Tremendous Eagles teaching group throughout the September worldwide break, as Nigeria secured essential ends in their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, Soccernet.ng experiences.

Ogunmodede, alongside Rangers head coach Fidelis Ilechukwu, was appointed as an assistant to interim head coach Augustine Eguavoen for the matches towards Benin Republic and Rwanda.

Underneath their steerage, the Tremendous Eagles delivered a convincing 3-0 win over Benin’s Cheetahs, with targets from Ademola Lookman and Victor Osimhen, and secured a goalless draw towards Rwanda’s Amavubi in Kigali.

Reflecting on his expertise, Ogunmodede expressed his gratitude for the chance to serve Nigeria on the worldwide stage. And the younger tactician vows that the teaching employees can deliver success to the Tremendous Eagles in the event that they benefit from the help of Nigerians.

“I’m deeply honored to have answered the decision to serve our beloved nation,” Ogunmodede wrote on Twitter. “Let’s stay optimistic and united in our pursuit of success. Collectively, we could be higher.”

I’m Deeply Honored to Have Answered the Name to Serve Our Beloved Nation 🇳🇬.

Let’s Stay Constructive and United in Our Pursuit of Success.

…Collectively, We Can Be Higher !

— IJABALL ✍🏾#SoarSuperEagles pic.twitter.com/w6kAUrTfeY

— Daniel Ogunmodede .A (@CoachDan_Ijabal) September 12, 2024

The younger tactician, who led Remo Stars to a second-place end within the Nigeria Premier Soccer League (NPFL) final season, is open to persevering with his position with the nationwide group.

Ogunmodede has earlier shared his willingness to just accept a everlasting place if supplied.

“Any good alternative that comes from the nationwide group, I can hardly say no,” Ogunmodede acknowledged. “If they need me to remain on, I’ll be greater than keen to serve.”

With Nigeria set to face Libya within the subsequent spherical of AFCON qualifiers in October, there are rising requires Ogunmodede and Ilechukwu to stay a part of the teaching setup.

Their contributions have reignited discussions on the significance of selling high NPFL coaches to the nationwide group.

Imhons Erons

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