Keshi also said Israel-based defender Juwon Oshaniwa has resumed training with the rest of the World Cup squad after a bout of malaria.
The Eagles coach did not specify the nature of Musa’s injury but it is believed he picked it from the game against Greece.
“The doctors have an appointment for an MRI scan for Elderson to know the extent of the problem. We have to wait,” he said.
“(Ahmed) Musa is nursing a little a bit of injury, while Juwon (Oshaniwa) has been out for three, four days with malaria, but he has resumed training.
“Hopefully everybody will be fine before we leave for Brazil.”
Keshi said he expected more from his team in the goalless draw with Greece on Wednesday, but later conceded that the team had only been training together for a week.
“I was asking for a lot but we only started training as a team last week. But I needed to push and ask for more. I only saw our style in the last 15 minutes against Greece,” he said.
“I hope we will be much, more better against USA.”
Who says? We have very competent hands as coaching crew and we need to believe them and not to distract them with rubbish. NIGERIA will lift the cup to the surprise of the whole world. It is sealed and will soon manifest to the glory of God.
ReplyDeleteHmmm,another excuse on d way,you only trained together just only one week,who asked you not to train together since?OK.diaris God o
ReplyDeleteThere is no excuse for failure as na only u select team ooooo...
ReplyDeletethe heart a natural man is too deep & far from his word.the reason behind the list is in the heart not what was said.l said this that the unform ik uche is better than inform musa,who is a waster from the flank let only if injured.there nothing prayer can do here when the voices of those to pray were ignored.what type of coach goes to worldcup without true attacking midfielder but defenders while who can do that are dropped for reasons hidden in the heart not what we were told
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