Jose Poseiro Bids Farewell to Nigeria National Team

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The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has officially parted ways with head coach Jose Poseiro, as announced by the Portuguese coach on his personal social media page on Friday.

Reflecting on his tenure, Poseiro expressed his gratitude and sentiments about coaching the Super Eagles, highlighting 22 months of profound dedication, sacrifice, emotional investment, and boundless enthusiasm. He conveyed a sense of accomplishment and pride in his service to the national team.

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Acknowledging the support and collaboration during his coaching stint, Poseiro extended words of appreciation to key figures within the NFF, including former President Sir Amaju Pinnick, President Ibrahim Gusau, General Secretary Mohammed Sanusi, Secretary Dayo Enebi, the NFF staff, and most notably, the players, emphasizing the joy and privilege he experienced in working with the team.

In his farewell message, Poseiro conveyed a heartfelt farewell to the entire Nigerian football family, expressing a commitment to continue supporting and cheering for them regardless of the distance. He concluded with warm words of gratitude and affection for the players and staff, signifying the meaningful bonds forged during his time with the Super Eagles.

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During his tenure, Jose Poseiro guided the Super Eagles to the finals of the 2023 African Cup of Nations, an impressive feat where Nigeria reached the championship match but ultimately fell short, suffering a 2-1 defeat to host nation Côte d'Ivoire. This marked Nigeria's first appearance in the AFCON final since the tournament held in South Africa in 2013.

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