World Cup Playoffs: Relief as Super Eagles resume training ahead clash with Gabon on Thursday

The Super Eagles have resumed full training in Morocco after boycotting Tuesday’s session over unpaid bonuses.

The protest had raised concerns among fans and football officials, coming just days before the crucial 2026 World Cup Qualifiers playoff match against Gabon.

Reports from the team’s camp indicate that the disagreement between the players and the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has now been peacefully resolved.

The settlement followed a series of discussions between both parties, ensuring that players’ outstanding allowances and bonuses will be addressed.

Officials confirmed that calm has returned to the camp, and the players are now focused on their preparations for Thursday’s vital encounter with the Panthers of Gabon.

Team sources said the training session on Wednesday was lively, with players showing renewed commitment and high morale.

The swift resolution of the dispute is expected to boost team unity and confidence ahead of the must-win game. Supporters hope the Super Eagles will now channel their energy toward securing victory and moving one step closer to qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.