Former Nigerian midfielder, Mutiu Adepoju has backed the newly appointed Super Eagles interim coach, Austine Eguavoen to turn around the fortune of the team at the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations.
Adepoju in an interview with NAN, stated that the timing of the sack of Genort Rohr with just few weeks to the commencement of the bi-annual tournament won’t affect the progress of the team.
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The midfield maestro, during his hay days however said he was confident that Eguavoen would bring his experience to bare in the team.
“Eguavoen is the Technical Director of the NFF, so, he is an insider and had been with the team long before now.
“He has the experience and am sure he knows how to utilise the talents in the team for a great result.”
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