Harry Redknapp could be the next Super Eagles manager if the latest report from the Daily Star is anything to go by.
The Daily Star has published an ‘exclusive’ report that claims former Spurs boss Harry Redknapp will be named the new Super Eagles boss.
Earlier this week, Salisu Yusuf was named the interim manager for the Nigerian national football team and is set to guide the West African nation to two international friendlies between May 27 and June 1. The Nigerians are set to face Mali in Paris and Luxembourg during that period.
The English publication also claims that a source close to Redknapp has revealed that he will be named the new Super Eagles boss in ‘the next few days.’
But the 69-year-old’s lack of experience at the international level could be a major concern for fans of the football-loving African nation.
The former West Ham boss is fresh from managing two games for Jordan, in a deal that was widely seen as a favor for the country’s FA president Prince Ali bin al-Hussein.
It should be remembered that the former Queens Park Rangers boss was also given a chance to work as an adviser for Derby County, but insisted to work on a part-time basis, probably setting his eyes on what is considered the biggest job in African football.
Redknapp To Be Named Super Eagles Coach
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