The President of Nigeria Football Federation Amaju Pinnick has disclosed that the Federation is working tirelessly to recruit qualified coaches for the country’s senior women national, the Super Falcons.
The record African Women championship winners are still without a coach since former boss, Thomas Dennerby walked out of the team a few weeks after leading the team to knock out phase of the 2019 women’s world cup in France.
Christopher Danjuma was later appointed as caretaker boss after the departure of swede, but the failure of the team to qualify for the next summer’s Olympics in Tokyo automatically ruled him out of the job.
Pinnick said the search for the right coach for the team has begun and the announcement will be made at the right time.
“We are working to see how we can hold the interview to select the new Head Coach for the Super Falcons. I have a meeting with our external auditors, PricewaterhouseCoopers this week, on the need for us to get this done,” he said.
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