📸: Victor Moses Links Up With Super Eagles Squad Ahead Of England Clash


Victor Moses has joined the Nigeria national team camp in London ahead of their showdown with England at Wembley on Saturday.

The winger missed the Super Eagles' 1-1 stalemate with DR Congo on Monday  in Port Harcourt after because he was given an extended holiday due to his involvement in Chelsea's FA Cup triumph against Manchester United.

And on Thursday, the Nigeria Football Federation via social media confirmed that the player has arrived at the team's camp.
Prior to the team's departure to London, Gernot Rohr reduced his squad to 25, leaving out Lokomotiv Plovdiv defender Stephen Eze, Kano Pillars striker Junior Lokosa, as well as Uche Agbo and goalkeeper Dele Ajiboye.

After the encounter with Gareth Southgate’s men, the three-time African champions will slug it out with Czech Republic on June 6.

Nigeria will open their Group D campaign with Croatia on June 16 before they take on Iceland and Argentina.

Photos via: Colin Udoh 









via Loud Naija Media

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