🇳🇬 Super Eagles Hit by Major Setback Ahead of Gabon Clash! 😔⚽

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Nigeria’s 2026 World Cup hopes have suffered a huge blow as five senior players have officially been ruled out ahead of their crucial playoff against Gabon! 😩🔥

🚨 Ruled Out (Injury Concerns):
❌ Terem Moffi – Forward
❌ Felix Agu – Defender
❌ Ola Aina – Defender
❌ Cyriel Dessers – Forward
❌ Fisayo Dele-Bashiru – Midfielder

⚠️ Suspension:
🟥 Semi Ajayi – Defender (Yellow card accumulation)

🤕 Major Doubt:
❓ Samuel Chukwueze – Still battling fitness issues

These absences could heavily affect the Super Eagles’ preparations ahead of their must-win 2026 FIFA World Cup Playoff against Gabon, scheduled for November 13th. 🇳🇬💔

#SuperEagles #Nigeria #WorldCup2026 #NaijaFootball #FIFAWCQ #GabonVsNigeria #EaglesUnite #FootballUpdates #ACEChampion

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