Super Falcons Coach Madugu Set for Two-Year Deal

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has officially offered a two-year contract to Super Falcons head coach, Justine Madugu. This move, reported by DAILY POST, will transition Madugu from his interim role into the substantive head coach of the team.

Madugu stepped into the position on an interim basis following the resignation of former head coach Randy Waldrum last year. He has since led the team through a significant period, culminating in a major victory for the women’s national team.

Historic Achievement with the Super Falcons

Under his interim leadership, the Super Falcons clinched a record-extending 10th title at the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) held in Morocco. This historic win solidified the team’s dominance in African women’s football and marked a successful start to Madugu’s tenure. The performance of the Super Falcons under his guidance has now been rewarded with a permanent offer.

Focus Shifts to Upcoming WAFCON Qualifiers

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The confirmation of Madugu’s position comes as the Super Falcons prepare for their next challenge. The team is gearing up for the WAFCON 2026 qualifier against the Benin Republic. In preparation for this crucial match, the newly confirmed head coach of the Super Falcons has listed 21 players for the upcoming game. This contract ensures stability and continuity for the squad as they aim to continue their winning form and secure a spot in the next tournament. The entire nation will be watching as the Super Falcons begin this new chapter under Madugu’s full leadership.