Ex- international Emmanuel Amunike, recently named new coach of the national under-17 team, Golden Eaglets has pledged to build a team that designed to make the country proud
This disclosure was made by the head of the NFF’s technical
committee, Emmanuel Ikpeme who stated that that Amunike’s appointment was borne
out of the need for continuity, since Amunike was an assistant to Manu Garba
who led the Golden Eaglets to win the World championship last year.
“We have opted for continuity because these coaches are
highly experienced and qualified to continue with the progress we are making,”
Emmanuel Ikpeme told BBC Sport.
“We’ve had a couple of disappointing experiences in the past
and it was felt that we couldn’t take the same route again.
“Amuneke has transformed from a great player to one of the
finest youth coaches in Africa and we believe
he deserves his under-17 role as well,” he added.
Speaking about his appointment the former Eagles left
wing attacker said it’s a dream come try and I will put myself to give the
country a good team, and one the would bring laurels,” he said in LagosThe former FC Barcelona star was the assistant coach of Nigeria's FIFA Under-17 winning team in the United Arab Emirates concluded last year.

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