Super Eagles CHAN Squad:
Goalkeepers: Chigozie Agbim
(Enugu Rangers), Daniel Akpeyi
(Heartland), Dele Alampasu (Abuja
Football College)
Defenders: Solomon Kwambe
(Sunshine Stars); Francis
Benjamin (Heartland), Azubuike
Egwuekwe (Warri Wolves), Kunle
Odunlami (Sunshine Stars),
Ikechukwu Gabriel (Bayelsa
United), Umar Zango (Kano
Pillars), Bright Esieme (Enyimba),
Erhun Obanor (Bendel Insurance)
Midfielders: Ugonna Uzochukwu
(Enugu Rangers), Rabiu Ali (Kano
Pillars), Christian Pyagbara
(Sharks), Ikenna Hilary (Sunshine
Stars), Abdullahi Shehu (Kano
Pillars), Joshua Obaje (Warri
Wolves)

No OgheneKaro Etebo

Evestar200: Super Eagles CHAN Squad:
Goalkeepers: Chigozie Agbim
(Enugu Rangers), Daniel Akpeyi
(Heartland), Dele Alampasu (Abuja
Football College)
Defenders: Solomon Kwambe
(Sunshine Stars); Francis
Benjamin (Heartland), Azubuike
Egwuekwe (Warri Wolves), Kunle
Odunlami (Sunshine Stars),
Ikechukwu Gabriel (Bayelsa
United), Umar Zango (Kano
Pillars), Bright Esieme (Enyimba),
Erhun Obanor (Bendel Insurance)
Midfielders: Ugonna Uzochukwu
(Enugu Rangers), Rabiu Ali (Kano
Pillars), Christian Pyagbara
(Sharks), Ikenna Hilary (Sunshine
Stars), Abdullahi Shehu (Kano
Pillars), Joshua Obaje (Warri
Wolves)

just 17 players and no forwards? The list isn't complete

Head Coach, Stephen Keshi, has picked first choice
goalkeeper and skipper Chigozie Agbim, defender
Azubuike Egwuekwe, midfielder Joshua Obaje and
forward Gbolahan Salami among 23 players that will
represent Nigeria at the 3rd African Nations
Championship in South Africa.
Usual suspects Solomon Kwambe, Francis
Benjamin, Kunle Odunlami, Umar Zango, Barnabas
Imenger, Daniel Akpeyi and Ifeanyi Ede also make
the list, but former junior internationals Abdullahi
Shehu and Christian Pyagbara also make the cut,
with FIFA U-17 World Cup winner Dele Alampasu
expectedly joining the big boys so early.
Nigeria take on host South Africa, Mali and
Mozambique in Group A of the championship
reserved for senior players plying their trade in the
domestic League of their countries. The competition
runs from 11th January – 1st February, 2014 in
three South African cities.
In his quest to win the tournament just as he did at
the full-strength Africa Cup of Nations staged in the
same country early 2013, Coach Keshi has picked
three goalkeepers, eight defenders, six midfielders
and six forwards.
Agbim, Kwambe, Benjamin and Egwuekwe are
integral part of Nigeria’s A Team, while Pyagbara
and Shehu played for the Flying Eagles at the
African Youth Championship in Algeria and the FIFA
U-20 World Cup in Turkey in 2013.
Alampasu was selected as the Best Goalkeeper as
Nigeria’s U-17 side cruised to a record fourth win
at the FIFA U-17 World Cup in the United Arab
Emirates October/November 2013.
GOALKEEPERS: Chigozie Agbim (Enugu Rangers);
Daniel Akpeyi (Heartland FC); Dele Alampasu (Abuja
Football College)
DEFENDERS: Solomon Kwambe (Sunshine Stars);
Francis Benjamin (Heartland FC); Azubuike
Egwuekwe (Warri Wolves); Kunle Odunlami
(Sunshine Stars); Ikechukwu Gabriel (Bayelsa
United); Umar Zango (Kano Pillars); Bright Esieme
(Enyimba FC); Erhun Obanor (Insurance FC)
MIDFIELDERS: Ugonna Uzochukwu (Enugu
Rangers); Rabiu Ali (Kano Pillars); Christian
Pyagbara (Sharks FC); Ikenna Hilary (Sunshine
Stars); Abdullahi Shehu (Kano Pillars); Joshua Obaje
(Warri Wolves)
FORWARDS: Ejike Uzoenyi (Enugu Rangers);
Gbolahan Salami (Shooting Stars); Barnabas
Imenger (Lobi Stars); Aliyu Ibrahim (Nasarawa
United); Christian Obiozor (Enugu Rangers); Ifeanyi
Ede (Enyimba FC)
The. complete list..

source: www..com/keshi-releases-final-list-players-chan/

Aww, my boo boo Awoniyi didn't make the list, it's all good, there's always a next time. Happy for Alamps, na so e dey start, slow n steady wins the race. May your father never cause your downfall like Iheanacho's dad.

Too bad

Yeah.nice one from keshi.salami has got another to prove his quality.am so sure he won't fail

[size=13pt]This will serve as a lesson to the Iheanacho family that its not all about the money but patience to wait for the right time.

That is how people lose their chance in life., Kelechi Iheanacho had the rare opportunity of moving from under 17 straight to senior team, how many players have such a luck?, yet his father James insisted he must chase money in Man City, a club that he will only be in their youth team and spend decade on the bench, when he should have stayed back and pursue his footballing career. Now it has backfired on the innocent boy.

Parent, stop destroying your children's career in the name of MONEY MONEY MONEY
When i say Igbo people with money, now this is it! No hating please!
What a shame..and i feel Kelechi would have excelled o! This guy is an exceptional striker......[/size]

Na diz kind category ideye,oduamadi suppose dey

Happy for Alampasu and sad for Awoniyi. More eaglet players should have been invited to compete for shirt. This shows that Keshi is unbiased on players selection.

lanightdavido: Na diz kind category ideye,oduamadi suppose dey

Bros y na?