The Super Eagles and the backroom staff are leaving no stone unturned in their quest to rack up their second win in four days when they square off against Luxembourg in an international friendly.
Shortly after the team’s arrival in Luxembourg City on Sunday, a training session, which lasted for about two hours, took place at the Stade Josy Barthel.
The team will be accommodated at the Alvisse Parc Hotel, an impressive facility located on Route d’Echternach during their stay in Luxembourg City.
Meanwhile, the Nigeria Football Federation has announced via official sources that Racing Genk’s Wilfred Ndidi joined the team on Monday morning after helping his Belgian club qualify for next season’s Europa League.
The central midfielder was unavailable for selection against Mali due to commitments with his club.