Manu Garba urge Stephen Keshi to introduce players from the Flying Eagles and Dream Team VI to his team

Babalola Tomiwa

Flying Eagles head coach, Manu Garba has said that it is high time players from the national U-20 and 23 teams be injected into the nation's senior national team to give room for competition among all players.

He said that since the Nigerian football is still developing, that the younger players will acquire a lot of experience from their senior colleagues, which will help the country in the future.

The 2015 African Youth Championship winning coach saluted the Amajuu Pinnick led board for summoning courage to hire Stephen Keshi for the second time against all odds, but insists that the senior national teal must explore the budding talents these young players possess to move Nigerian football forward.

He also added that the task before the coach in terms of players selection shouldn't be a difficult one, and implored Stephen Keshi to look at having a blend of young and older players in the Super Eagles team to build a strong and formidable side for Nigeria.

"I Believe players from the U23 and the junior level should now be given the opportunity to join their Senior Colleague and be allowed to fight for places in the Eagles squad. This will certainly go a long way to help even the senior boys at the national level.”

 ” Giving these young players who are good, a chance to play with the much experienced members of the Eagles can help our team form a synergy early enough for the Coach to form a very formidable team.” footballlive