Paul Le GuenThe role of Super Eagles coaching job remained vacant after Paul Le Guen debunked claims that he had accepted to handle the Nigeria national team.
Here are the five reasons Le Guen rejected the Super Eagles coaching job
1. He did not agree to take the job: According to French journalist, Herve Penot who writes for L’Equipe took to his twitter handle categorically stated that the his fellow country man never agreed to take the job therefore refused to accept the offer.
2. NFF’s inconsistency with the coaching job: Tom Sanfiet was one of the coaches shortlisted for the vacant role and according to reports the Belgian denied being contacted by NFF officials concerning taking the job. This shows insincerity on the path of the footballing house.
Amaju Pinnick
3. Terms and Conditions: For every potential employee vying for a position the terms in the contract have to be agreed upon and according to renowned sports journalist, Colin Udoh, he twitted, “Apparently, Paul Le Guen is unhappy about certain clauses in the proposed contract sent to him. Both parties still talking.”
4. NFF never offered him a job: President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Amaju Pinnick said, “The NFF had never offered him the job. Le Guen was only a recommendation of the Technical and Development Committee subject to agreement of the NFF Executive Committee.”
Paul Le Guen
5. Le Geun never wanted to stay in Nigeria: Pinnick also claimed that the French tactician wanted to be shuttling France and Nigeria but the he insisted that they wanted a coach who will acculturate with Nigerian football and meet set targets.
“Le Guen wanted to stay in France to be coming from time to time to take up the team on specific assignments. We are insisting on a Super Eagles coach that would reside in Nigeria. “We want a coach that will be more embracing in terms of football development in Nigeria.
He didn’t like targets. In the past we set targets for Siasia, for late Keshi and even Oliseh, why not him?
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