Nigeria Releases ₦3 Billion for Super Eagles AFCON 2025 Campaign Ahead of Mozambique Clash

Nigeria Releases ₦3 Billion for Super Eagles AFCON 2025 Campaign Ahead of Mozambique Clash

The Federal Government of Nigeria has released ₦3 billion to support the Super Eagles’ 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) campaign in Morocco, as the team prepares for their Round of 16 clash against Mozambique.

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) confirmed that additional funds are expected to cover rising tournament expenses, ensuring players and officials are fully equipped for the knockout stages. Each player is set to receive $30,000 for reaching the Round of 16, with extra bonuses promised should they defeat Mozambique at the Complexe Sportif de Fès on Monday, January 5, 2026.

Coach Eric Chelle’s squad topped Group C and now looks forward to a potential quarter-final clash with either Algeria or the Democratic Republic of Congo, depending on upcoming results. Sources from the team camp indicate that morale is high following the government’s funding and assurances of performance-based incentives.

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The Super Eagles’ funding boost comes amid reports of Mozambique offering an extraordinary bonus of ₦11.3 million to their players for a victory against Nigeria, highlighting the high stakes of the knockout match. The NFF has also introduced $5,000 per goal scored incentives to motivate the Nigerian squad.

This financial backing aims to address past concerns over unpaid allowances and ensure the Super Eagles remain focused on their goal of bringing continental glory back to Nigeria. Officials and fans alike are optimistic as the team gears up for a decisive knockout round.

Nigeria Releases ₦3 Billion for Super Eagles AFCON 2025 Campaign Ahead of Mozambique Clash