In the wake of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) declaring the position of the Super Eagles head coach vacant, former Nigerian winger Emmanuel Amuneke has thrown his hat into the ring, expressing his interest in the prestigious role.
Amuneke's bid to helm the Super Eagles comes after the expiration of the contract of the previous handler, Jose Peseiro. The NFF officially announced the vacancy on Friday, prompting a flurry of interest from potential candidates eager to lead the national team.
In response to inquiries about his candidacy, Amuneke confirmed his application for the managerial position. Speaking to esteemed journalist Osazu Obayiwana, the 53-year-old affirmed his aspiration to guide the Super Eagles, showcasing his readiness to take on the challenge.
Having previously served as the coach of the Nigeria U-17 side and the Tanzania national team, Amuneke boasts a wealth of coaching experience. His tenure with the Nigeria U-17 team notably included leading them to victory at the FIFA U-17 World Cup in 2015, showcasing his ability to nurture young talent and achieve success on the international stage.
With his proven track record and deep understanding of Nigerian football, Amuneke emerges as one of the frontrunners for the coveted position. As the NFF evaluates candidates to fill the role, Amuneke's candidacy stands as a testament to his commitment to contributing to the advancement of Nigerian football on the global stage.
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