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Dream Cup Tourney: Future Eagles Coach Calls 35 Players To Camp

 



Akinkunle Bolarinwa


Future Eagles coach, Haruna Ilerika has drawn up a list of 35 lads who will go through the rigorous process of training as he set to select the very best for Nigeria ahead of the invitational Dream cup tournament in Japan later this month.


Coach Ilerika who was recently redeployed back to the Future Eagles team from the Golden Eaglets has already hit the ground running with the quick start to the camping duties during weekend.


Twenty nine players reported to the Future Eagles camp on Sunday Morning and six are being expected to complete the list of thirty five.


Apexmedia.com.ng can report that Ilerika is leaving no stone unturned hence he has already swung into action by putting out plans to run the rule before the team's first preparatory friendly game on Tuesday.


The team's training will kick start on Monday 10th of April with 29 players already in camp as others are still being expected before Tuesday 11th of April deadline.


Akinkunle Bolarinwa

Media Officer

Future Eagles of Nigeria

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