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Revision as of 15:19, 24 August 2009
| Nickname(s) | Flying Eagles | ||
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| Association | Nigeria Football Association | ||
| Confederation | CAF (Africa) | ||
| Head coach |  Samson Siasia | ||
| Captain | Kingsley Udoh | ||
| Home stadium | Abuja Stadium | ||
| FIFA code | NGA | ||
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Nigeria U-20 men's national soccer team, also known as Nigeria Under-20s or nicknamed Flying Eagles, is the youth team for national soccer in Nigeria. It plays a large role in the development of Nigerian soccer, and is considered to be the feeder team for the Nigeria men's national soccer team and is controlled by the Nigeria Football Federation.
Achievements
Staff
- Head Coach: Samson Siasia
- Assistant Coach: Simon Kalika
Current Team Members
For July 2009 trining camp in Qatar.
Recent Callups
For 2009 African Youth Championship [2].
For the 2008_WAFU_U-20_Championship [1].
- Igiebo Emmanuel (Warri Wolves F.C.)
- Stephen Worgu (Al-Merrikh)
- Kennedy Eriba (Wikki Tourists F.C.)
- Otekpa Eneji
- Timothy Idogbe (Shooting Stars F.C.)
- Peter Abraham (Julius Berger F.C.)
- Ayo Saka
- Origoya M. Edile (Wikki Tourists F.C.)
- Samuel Tswanga (Niger Tornadoes F.C.)
- Emmanuel Igiebor (Warri Wolves F.C.)
- Efe Ambrose(Kaduna United F.C.)
- Okechukwu M. Uchebo (Enugu Rangers)
- Eriba K. Okwe (Wikki Tourists F.C.)
- Ambrose Peter
- Edile Origoya (Wikki Tourists F.C.)
- Egbeta U. Michael (Sharks F.C.)
- Alimi Jamiu (Ebonyi Angels)
- Obum Ihebueme (Ebonyi Angels)
- Reuben Gabriel (Kaduna United F.C.)
- Afolabi Abdulwaheed
- Matthew Edile (Unattached)
- Shagari Shehu (Kano Pillars F.C.)
- Bala Mohammed (Kano Pillars F.C.)
- Henry Chidozie Ugwunna (First Bank F.C.)
- Nura Nakargo
- Nnanna Michael (Gateway F.C.)
- Uche Dennis (Gateway F.C.)
- Nosa Emmanuel (Abuja F.C.)
- Kingsley Okoronkwo (Bussdor United F.C.)
- Chijioke Nwankwo (Heartland F.C.).
- Ikedinachi Nwakanma (Planners FC)
References
External Links
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