Former Super Eagles midfielder Mutiu Adepoju has said he would be willing to coach the team.
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is currently looking for a new coach to tinker the Super Eagles following Finidi George’s resignation few weeks ago.
The NFF has however narrowed down the choice to an expatriate.
Adepoju is one of the few Nigerians, who holds a UEFA Pro coaching licence.
The former Real Sociedad player stated that he has what it takes to manage the Super Eagles.
“We had several players in the Castilla team who are brilliant coaches today, and we didn’t see it at the time. I have a UEFA Pro license myself, so if there’s an opportunity, I wouldn’t mind,” he told the Managing Madrid Podcast.
“I’m open. I once coached Shooting Stars in Nigeria, but I haven’t coached since then.”
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