By David Kabiyesi
Super Falcons gaffer, Randy Waldrum will not be in the dugout to bark out orders to his players during Paris 2024 Olympics qualifiers, NFF has confirmed.
The US-born coach led Super Falcons’ to the just concluded Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, Randy was relieved of his duty by the country’s soccer governing following a frosty relation between both parties.
Speaking while inaugurating the recently constituted NFF Technical Committee in Abuja, the federation’s president, Ibrahim Musa Gusau, tasked them to constitute fresh technical crews for most of the national teams, and provide direction for them.
He said: “The Super Falcons are back from the FIFA World Cup with aplomb, but we must remember that they have 2024 Olympics and 2024 Women AFCON qualifying matches shortly and should start to prepare for those games. The home-based professionals have qualifiers for the CHAN and the male and female U17 and U20 teams have qualification matches of high importance in a few months to come.”
Responding, Chairman of the committee, Sharif Rabiu Inuwa, stated that the committee would discharge its duties with every sense of responsibility and be guided by the vision of the Gusau-led administration to work proactively and energetically to ensure the real growth of the game of football in Nigeria in all its aspects and ramifications
