Super Eagles coach, Salisu Yusuf, has said that he has no reason to put himself under pressure over the two friendly games against Mali and Luxembourg later this month.
Nigeria, who will miss out of the 2017 African Cup of Nations in Gabon are hoping to improve their
standing of FIFA ranking ahead of the world cup qualifiers draw, and the former Enyimba gaffer insists winning the two games are important, but won't entertain any form of pressure.
Nigeria will play Mali on May 27 in France and Luxembourg four days later, but they have been depleted following the withdrawals of top stars like Chelsea midfielder Mikel Obi, Russia-based forwards Aaron Samuel and Ahmed Musa through injury and other commitments.
"I won't be under pressure because there won't be any reason to," said the former Enyimba and Kano Pillars coach.
"They are just friendly games and while they are important for what we want to achieve, we won't be under pressure.
"We have some new players we are giving opportunities for the first time, but no pressure at all." AfricanFootball
Nigeria, who will miss out of the 2017 African Cup of Nations in Gabon are hoping to improve their
Nigeria will play Mali on May 27 in France and Luxembourg four days later, but they have been depleted following the withdrawals of top stars like Chelsea midfielder Mikel Obi, Russia-based forwards Aaron Samuel and Ahmed Musa through injury and other commitments.
"I won't be under pressure because there won't be any reason to," said the former Enyimba and Kano Pillars coach.
"They are just friendly games and while they are important for what we want to achieve, we won't be under pressure.
"We have some new players we are giving opportunities for the first time, but no pressure at all." AfricanFootball
Salisu Yusuf Insists He's Not Under Pressure
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