The Nigeria Football Federation(NFF) president admits it Nigeria's performance was disappointing in the 1-0 loss to Algeria last Friday
NFF President, Amaju Pinnick, has admitted the Super Eagles did not play a great game against Le Fennecs but drew positives from the clash.
Ramy Bensebaini's sixth-minute strike was enough for the current African champions to secure a second consecutive win over Nigeria.
It was a lethargic performance from the Super Eagles with fans putting most of the blame on German-born manager, Gernot Rohr.
While fans were annoyed, Pinnick, however, believes there are some positives to take, saying the team has a great future.
The NFF president also revealed the team missed the qualities of Victor Osimhen, Joe Aribo, Wilfred Ndidi and Oghenekaro Etebo.
“Nigeria Vs Algeria – Not a great game but indeed a great future, truly we missed the super, imposing and majestic presence of ARIBO, ETEBO, OSINMEH ESPECIALLY WINFRED NDIDI. IN GOD WE TRUST,” Pinnick said on his Instagram page.
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The Super Eagles, however, get the chance to bounce back from the loss to Algeria, when they take on Tunisia in another international friendly on Tuesday.
