New coach of the Super Eagles team, Eric Chelle, has highlighted three crucial qualities players of the Nigerian team must possess to achieve success.

Like Westerhof and Keshi, who defied low expectations to achieve greatness, Chelle's appointment could prove successful despite fans' scepticism.

Éric Chelle, the newly appointed head coach of the Nigerian national football team, the Super Eagles, has expressed his commitment to restoring the team's former glory. In an Instagram post after his official unveiling ceremony in Abuja on Monday, Chelle addressed Nigerians, expressing his honour and humility at being entrusted with the role.

Super Eagles defender and 2013 AFCON winner, Kenneth Omeruo, has shared his views on Eric Chelle following his appointment as the new coach of the Super Eagles.

The unveiling ceremony took place on Monday at the conference room of the Moshood Abiola Stadium in Abuja, with key dignitaries, including the Chairman of the National Sports Commission (NSC), Shehu Dikko, NFF President Ibrahim Gusau, and Secretary General Mohammed Sanusi, in attendance.

Nigeria have appointed Eric Chelle as their new men’s head coach. The 47-year-old former Mali international replaces Augustine Eguaoven who had been in interim charge of the side after the departure of Finidi George in June.

NFF technical director and former coach Augustine Eguavoen has appealed to Nigerians to support Eric Chelle to succeed as the new Super Eagles head coach.

Earlier, NFF President, Ibrahim Gusau, while speaking at the unveiling ceremony in Abuja on Monday, said Eric Chelle will come with his three trusted

I see in the new Eric Chelle the right spirit and I have faith that he will take the Super Eagles to the next level, NFF President Gusau said

The Super Eagles are on a new path with Eric Chelle as manager but the Malian has a long list of managers who had made history with the team before him.