AFCON 2025: Super Eagles Threaten Training Boycott Over Unpaid Bonuses Ahead of Algeria Clash

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AFCON 2025: Super Eagles Threaten Training Boycott Over Unpaid Bonuses Ahead of Algeria Clash AFCON 2025: Super Eagles Threaten Training Boycott Over Unpaid Bonuses Ahead of Algeria Clash
10 jan 2026 11:00
AFCON - Africa Cup of Nations
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Nigeria’s Super Eagles are reportedly considering a boycott of training sessions, including their planned travel to Marrakech, ahead of Thursday’s 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) quarterfinal match against Algeria. The action is linked to unpaid match bonuses owed to the players and coaching staff.

BBC journalist Oluwashina Okeleji reports that the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) has yet to pay win bonuses accrued from Nigeria’s matches against Tanzania, Tunisia, Uganda, and Mozambique during the tournament.

The delay has reportedly caused growing frustration within the Super Eagles camp, with players expressing dissatisfaction over the lack of financial commitment despite their on-field success.

The situation has drawn widespread criticism from fans and pundits alike, particularly given Nigeria’s strong performances at AFCON 2025 so far. Many

Oyebade Oluwafemi Oyebade Oluwafemi Dailysports's expert Translated by the editors
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