Fidelis Ilechukwu has expressed his willingness to take on the role of assistant coach for the Super Eagles.
Ilechukwu, who led Rangers to win the NPFL championship last season, is one of the NPFL coaches being considered for the position.
In an interview, Ilechukwu stated, “This will be an opportunity, it will take me to a bigger level, it will be great one for me.” He added, “Whatever I am there or not, I will support the team to do well in both AFCON qualifiers and the World Cup qualifiers.”
Ilechukwu’s impressive track record in the NPFL, including close misses with MFM FC and Plateau United, makes him a strong candidate for the role. His experience and expertise would be valuable assets to the Super Eagles’ coaching staff.
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The Super Eagles are currently preparing for the 2025 AFCON qualifiers and the World Cup qualifiers, and the addition of Ilechukwu to the coaching staff could bring fresh perspectives and ideas.
Ilechukwu’s enthusiasm for the role is evident, and his commitment to supporting the team regardless of his involvement is admirable. His passion for Nigerian football and his desire to contribute to the Super Eagles’ success make him an attractive candidate for the position.
The Super Eagles look to build a strong team for the upcoming qualifiers and Ilechukwu’s experience and expertise could be invaluable. His appointment as assistant coach would be a well-deserved recognition of his achievements in the NPFL.
The Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) is expected to make an official announcement regarding the Super Eagles’ coaching staff in the coming weeks. Ilechukwu’s fans and supporters will be eagerly waiting to see if he will be part of the team.
