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Garba: Eagles Can’t Afford To Miss World Cup 2030

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Former Flying Eagles coach Manu Garba has disclosed that the Super Eagles must do everything to qualify for the FIFA World Cup 2030. Recall that the Super Eagles missed consecutive World Cups after failing to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, following their prior absence from the 2022 tournament in Qatar. Read Also:WAFCON 2026: [...]

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