
Super Eagles Captain William Troost-Ekong makes shocking revelation after first 2026 world cup qualifier victory; npflupdates.com reports.
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According to the Al Kholood man, some supporters of the three-time African champions refer to the team as ‘Vibe FC’. And the statement can be traced to their time across social media platforms; Where some players have been caught posting videos from inside the camp online.
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“People call us Vibes FC, but every day we want to work hard and prove ourselves,” captain William Troost-Ekong said.

According to the former Watford FC defender, contrary to how fans perceive their actions, the players work seriously hard behind the scenes.
He further congratulated, coach Eric Chelle for his first victory as Super Eagles head coach.
“I want to congratulate the coach for his first win, the game was not easy. We tried to understand what the coach wanted us to do,” he said.
Speaking about Osimhen the Netherland born player said; “Osimhen is a fantastic player, we have a lot of great players. We had a great game as a team, Tolu made his debut, and Alhassan played as a right-back.”
Meanwhile, Super Eagles coach Chelle reveal his team is working together to achieve the goal of a world cup qualification.
According to the Malian gaffer, players will get time to play when the time is ripe.

“Every player in the team can play, we need to work together and achieve the goal of qualifying for the World Cup. We have great players. Today, the team was good, my job is to make the decisions, decide on the system and personality.”
Super Eagles eligible, Samuel James Joins Finnish Outfit From Nigeria
In another story, teenage goalkeeper Samuel James signs for Finnish outfit SJK. The former Flying Eagles invitee signed for the Viekkuaslig outfit after passing a trial.

Speaking to the club’s official website, the Mavlon FC trainee promised to give his best to the club; and help them win titles.
“Since coming here I have felt like part of the family, everyone has been so welcoming and friendly. The players, the coaching staff, everyone has made me feel welcome. I have even already got a new nickname on the team, because I have been called by the nickname “LeBron”,” says James happily.
Speaking about the change of scenery to cooler Finland James seem determined; and ready to face the challenges associated.
“I want to play for the best clubs in the world, and constantly develop as a better player and person. When I came to Finland, it was my first time experiencing this kind of climate and snowy winter.
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At first, I had to get used to it. To the SJK fans, I want to say that I will do everything I can to help the club achieve something this season and, as I said, to develop a lot myself. God has been good to me on my journey to becoming a professional footballer and in getting to this club,” concludes James.