Manu Garba Returns as Golden Eaglets Coach for Fourth Time

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Manu Garba Returns as Golden Eaglets Coach for Fourth Time

Manu Garba Reappointed as Golden Eaglets Coach for Fourth Term

InfoSport: Manu Garba has been reappointed as the Head Coach of the Golden Eaglets, marking his fourth term leading ’s U-17 national football team.

Garba’s Return to the Golden Eaglets

The Football Federation (NFF) has officially retained Manu Garba as Head Coach of the Golden Eaglets, marking his fourth tenure in charge of the U-17 national team. The appointment was confirmed by the NFF’s Executive Committee following the recommendation of its Technical and Development Sub-Committee.

A Legacy of Success

Garba previously led Nigeria to FIFA U-17 World Cup glory in 2013, reinforcing his reputation in youth football. He also guided the team to qualification for the 2019 edition in . His reappointment underscores the NFF’s confidence in his ability to navigate upcoming tournaments, including the WAFU B U-17 Championship, which Nigeria will host later this year.

Alongside Garba’s appointment, Moses Aduku assumes the role of head coach for the Falconets (U-20 Women’s team). However, Garba’s primary focus will remain dedicated to preparing the Golden Eaglets for regional and continental challenges in September 2025.

Editorial Perspective

The decision to retain Garba is a strategic move grounded in continuity, experience, and success. His past accomplishments serve as a touchstone for Nigerian youth football excellence. A coach familiar with national expectations brings a significant advantage in nurturing the next generation of talent.

We assert that Garba’s tenure should be supported by enhanced scouting networks, psychological coaching, and international exposure programs. Together with his expertise, these elements can elevate both individual and collective performance.

Conclusion

Looking ahead, Garba’s fourth term lays a stable foundation for sustained success in youth football. With continuity and tactical depth at the helm, the Golden Eaglets are well-positioned as they prepare for the forthcoming WAFU B tournament. We invite readers to share their thoughts on Garba’s reappointment and its potential impact on the team’s future.

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Alex Turner is a Editor-in-Chief with six years of experience leading sports journalism teams and delivering insightful coverage of football and global sports. Renowned for a deep-rooted passion for the game, Alex has built a reputation for analytical reporting and an unwavering commitment to journalistic integrity. As the editorial head at InfoSport, Alex oversees a talented group of writers and reporters, ensuring every story is thoroughly researched and every fact is verified before publication. Alex’s expertise spans major football leagues, international competitions, and emerging sports trends, making them a go-to authority for in-depth commentary on the world’s biggest sporting events. Their editorial leadership is defined by a relentless pursuit of credible information and a mission to keep fans accurately informed about happenings on and off the field. Alex’s goal is clear: to foster a culture of trust and transparency in sports journalism and empower readers with reliable, objective news.