understands that four talented English-based youngsters have voluntarily departed the Flying Eagles' Monarch Hotel in Bad Gogging, Germany, despite the fact that the Flying Eagles chief coach Paul Aigbogun has yet to announce his 21-man roster for the World Cup in Poland.
While Everton winger Korede Adedoyin, Manchester City midfielder Fisayo Dele-Bashiru and Shelley Community FC's Mashkur Tagwai left this morning, Watford wonderkid Jayden Bennetts is believed to be on his way back to England.
Daniel Toma, who plays for a club affiliated with West Ham Academy, is leaving the training camp tomorrow.
The five players decided to decamp themselves after they were badly treated by coaches as they felt they were not given the chance to play in any of the three friendlies and don't look to be in the plans of Aigbogun for the U20 World Cup.
There are suggestions that some players are bribing the coaches to guarantee their names being included on the 21-man roster and this does not come as a surprise as this website can confirm one hundred percent that the coaches were bribed for names to be included in the U20 AFCON squad.
At that time, back in January, a roster spot costs approximately US$5,600 or two million Naira in Nigerian currency.
Meanwhile, Ikenna Malcolm Ezeala, who is the son of Emeka Ezeala, the agent that arranged the Flying Eagles training camp in Germany has been seen loitering around in camp even though he is unlikely to make the squad list for the World Cup.
The former Bayern Munich youth-teamer and Austria U16 international is costing Nigerian tax payers money as he is surplus to requirements, and should be sent packing.