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Who Replaces Osimhen? Nigeria’s Best Attack Options Against Madagascar & Guinea-Bissau
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Who Replaces Osimhen? Nigeria’s Best Attack Options Against Madagascar & Guinea-Bissau

Complete Sports about 1 hour 1 mins read

Nigeria’s Super Eagles face an important challenge without star striker *Victor Osimhen. With Osimhen unavailable, the big question is: **who will lead Nigeria’s attack against Madagascar and Guinea-Bissau?* In this video, we look at Nigeria’s attacking options, the players who could step up in Osimhen’s absence, and how the Super Eagles could approach these crucial [...]

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