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Calls Intensify for Immediate Termination of Peseiro’s Contract as PFAN Task Force Chairman Speaks Out

Amidst Discontent, NFF Urged to Swiftly Address Super Eagles' Coaching Woes

As discontent continues to brew over the performance of Super Eagles coach Jose Peseiro, the chairman of The Professional Footballers Association of Nigeria (PFAN) Task Force, Harrison Jalla, has added his voice to the growing chorus, urging the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to take decisive action.

In a strong statement, Jalla emphasized the need for the NFF to promptly terminate Peseiro’s contract. The chairman articulated that the current situation demands immediate intervention, stating, “The NFF has to sack him now.”

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He underscored the importance of prioritizing the team’s integrity over financial considerations, expressing, “It is more honourable for us to fumble with our local coach than spend about $70,000 monthly on a foreign coach and get bad results.”

Jalla’s call for Peseiro’s dismissal is rooted in concerns about the potential repercussions for the Super Eagles, especially with the upcoming AFCON in Cote d’Ivoire.

The chairman warns of the looming threat of another disaster if the necessary action is not taken swiftly.

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The PFAN Task Force chairman’s statement echoes the sentiments of many stakeholders who have expressed dissatisfaction with the team’s recent performances under Peseiro’s guidance.

The plea for a change in coaching leadership underscores the urgency perceived by football enthusiasts and experts alike.

As the clamour for Peseiro’s removal gains momentum, all eyes are on the NFF to address the coaching predicament and make decisions that align with the Super Eagles’ quest for success on the international stage.

The ongoing situation serves as a litmus test for the federation’s commitment to the team’s performance and the aspirations of Nigerian football fans.