Ahmed Musa Calls for Nigerian Football Overhaul
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By Sedara Philip
Super Eagles captain Ahmed Musa has urged for a comprehensive reform of Nigerian football, citing the disparity between African clubs at the FIFA Club World Cup and the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL).
Musa questioned the competitiveness of Nigerian clubs at the continental and global level, citing the need for league organization, club structure, and sustainable funding reforms.
He also raised concerns about the standard of refereeing in the NPFL, noting that Nigeria is lagging behind other African countries in producing match officials for CAF and FIFA tournaments.
Musa emphasized the need for policy reforms to drive progress in Nigerian football, ensuring that clubs can compete at the highest level.
He stressed that Nigerian football must meet global standards and organization to succeed.
Musa praised African clubs participating in the tournament, wishing them success and highlighting the platform’s potential for showcasing African football talent.
Sedara Philip is a Sports writer, an administrator,Journalist,and editor
