Nigeria’s U20 team faces player withdrawals as Bolton’s Dubem Eze and Ipswich’s Abube Onuchukwu have opted out of the training camp after its relocation. Both players had previously chosen to represent Nigeria instead of England and were supposed to appear in friendly matches against Ivory Coast but withdrew due to communication issues and concerns about the camp relocation.
The Nigeria U20 football team has experienced notable withdrawals from their training camp, specifically from Dubem Eze of Bolton Wanderers and Abube Onuchukwu of Ipswich Town. Both players, who had decided to represent Nigeria internationally rather than England, were initially called up to join the Flying Eagles. They were expected to participate in training sessions in Abuja before two friendly matches against Ivory Coast.
In summary, the withdrawals of Eze and Onuchukwu from the Nigeria U20 squad highlight complications arising from logistical changes in training camp locations. While the players received a call-up to represent Nigeria, the timing and communication issues led them to withdraw, emphasizing the ongoing challenges football federations face in coordinating international commitments with club obligations.
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