Former Nigerian International, Dahiru Sadi, has expressed support for Super Eagles gaffer, Stephen Keshi, as he prepares for Saturday’s final group match in the Brazil 2014 Fifa World Cup Qualifier against Malawi.
Sadi maintained that Keshi has boosted the quality of the Eagles.
“Keshi has brought competition to the Super Eagles. Several players were given the chance to showcase what they can add to the team and it’s obvious that some have justified their presence.
“No player can claim to have a permanent position in the team now. That’s the only way a team can play good football,” Sadi said to SuperSport.com.
The former KFC Eeklo striker specifically commended newly signed Heerenveen forward, Uche Nwofor, for earning a place in the Eagles.
“We need striker who can score and reduces wastages. That’s what he did against South Africa.
“I’m satisfied with Nwofor’s pace,” Sadi, who played for Ranchers Bees and Abiola Babes before his stint in the Belgian League said to SuperSport.com.
Sadi played professional football in Belgium and represented Nigeria at the Seoul ’88 Olympics.
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