Dele Bashiru We Are Confident of Beating Any Opponent

Fisayo Dele Bashiru, a player for Hatayspor in Turkey, expressed the Super Eagles’ confidence in their ability to beat any opponent. Speaking in an interview on Nigeria Football Federation NFF TV from the Eagles’ camp in Uyo, Dele Bashiru emphasized the team’s readiness ahead of their first win in Group C of the World Cup qualifying campaign, hosting South Africa on June 7.

The team will then travel to Côte d’Ivoire to face Benin Republic on June 10. Dele Bashiru noted that winning against South Africa would add a boost for us because going into every game we have supreme confidence that we can beat the opponent. I think we will take these games one by one hoping to get the victories in both games.

Dele Bashiru also praised the training sessions under new coach Finidi George and his staff, describing them as enjoyable and physically demanding.

Editorial

We are optimistic about the Super Eagles’ upcoming World Cup qualifying matches. Dele Bashiru’s confidence is a reflection of the team’s preparedness and belief in their capabilities. Facing South Africa and the Benin Republic, the Super Eagles aim to secure crucial victories that will set the tone for their campaign.

Under the guidance of new coach Finidi George, the training sessions have been reportedly enjoyable and rigorous, indicating a positive atmosphere in the camp. This preparation is essential for building team cohesion and ensuring that the players are in top physical condition.

Dele Bashiru’s remarks highlight the team’s focused mindset, taking each game as it comes and maintaining supreme confidence in their ability to win. This approach is vital in high stakes competitions where mental toughness can often make a difference.

We believe the Super Eagles have the potential to excel in these qualifiers, and their confidence, combined with thorough preparation, positions them well for success. The fans’ support will undoubtedly play a crucial role in motivating the team to perform at their best.

Did You Know?

1. Fisayo Dele Bashiru began his professional career with Manchester City’s youth academy before moving to Hatayspor.
2. The Super Eagles have qualified for six FIFA World Cup tournaments since their debut in 1994.
3. Finidi George, the new coach, was a key player for Nigeria during their successful 1994 and 1998 World Cup campaigns.
4. South Africa and Nigeria have faced each other multiple times in competitive matches, with Nigeria generally having the upper hand.
5. The Nigeria Football Federation NFF was founded in 1945 and is the governing body for football in Nigeria.