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Visa Troubles Keep Oshoala Out of Super Falcons’ French Clash

Port Harcourt– Nigerian football fans were met with disappointing news as Asisat Oshoala, the nation’s football darling, was ruled out of the Super Falcons’ upcoming friendly against France. The 29-year-old forward, a key player for both club and country, was unable to join the squad due to visa renewal issues in the United States.

Interim head coach Justin Madugu confirmed the news, expressing his disappointment at the situation. “Unfortunately, her (USA) visa and work permit expired, and she’s in the process of renewing them. Until these are finalized, she’s unable to join us for the friendly in France,” Madugu explained. 

Oshoala’s absence is a significant setback for the Super Falcons. Her goal-scoring ability, leadership qualities, and experience have been invaluable to the team over the years. Her absence will undoubtedly impact the team’s attacking prowess and overall team dynamics.


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The Super Falcons have faced their fair share of challenges in recent times. Despite these setbacks, the team remains determined to put on a strong performance against France. The friendly match will serve as a valuable opportunity for the team to test their skills against a formidable opponent and prepare for future challenges.

While Oshoala’s absence is a major blow, the Super Falcons have a talented squad of players who are capable of stepping up and delivering. The team will need to rely on the experience of their senior players and the energy of their young talents to overcome the challenges posed by France.

The Super Falcons’ match against France is scheduled to take place on November 30th, 2024. Nigerian football fans will be eagerly awaiting the outcome of the match, despite the absence of their star player.

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