NFF Reveals Those Who Will Determine Rohr’s Future

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The Nigeria Football Federation, NFF has revealed the identity of the individuals that will determine the faith of embattled Super Eagles coach Gernot Rohr.
Rohr will in few days enter the last six months of his contract with the NFF and will be free to talk to prospective employers besides Nigeria.


The Franco-German says he is ready to continue his work with Nigeria, but the NFF are yet to offer him a contract extension beyond June 2020.
 In fact, the coach was recently publicly warned by the NFF to desist from discussing his contractual issues in the media.
There have also been debates on whether the former Olympic Lyon manager deserves a contract extension having failed to win the 2019 AFCON and crashed out of the 2018 world cup at the group stage.
NFF’s General Secretary Sanusi Mohammed says Rohrs faith lies in the hands of NFF’s technical committee members.
“The issue of appointment and sacking of coaches is the responsibility of the technical department and also the technical committee.
If you want to know whether the Super Eagles coach will be sacked or not, you should ask the technical department or the technical committee.” Dr. Sanusi said when asked to comment on the future of Gernot Rohr.


The NNF’s technical department is headed by former Super Eagles assistant coach Bitrus Bewarang while the technical committee is headed by Yusuf Ahmed and other members of the committee include Chidi Ofo Okenwa, Mutiu Adepoju, Victor Ikpeba, Garuba Lawal among others.

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