German Christoph Daum claims he has been
approached by the Nigeria Football Federation to
replace Stephen Keshi as the Super Eagles coach,
supersport.com reports.
The former Bayer Leverkusen manager was reported
to have told German website mobo.de that he
rejected the offer last week.
The NFF has yet to renew Keshi’s contract when it
expired after the Brazil 2014 World Cup in June and
he is currently on a ‘game per game’ contract.
Daum, 60, who has previously managed German
sides FC Cologne, VfL Stuttgart and Eintracht
Frankfurt, as well as Turkish outfit, Bursaspor, and is
currently out of work.
Keshi guided the Eagles in their two 2015 Africa Cup
of Nations qualifiers against Congo and South Africa.
Nigeria lost 3-2 to Congo in Calabar on September 6
and battled to a goalless draw against South Africa in
Cape Town four days later.
“I had offers last week to become coach of Nigeria,”
mobo.de quoted Daum as saying.
The former Fenerbahce coach said he is not open to
any coaching job until next season.
“By next year, I’ll take over a team,” Daum said.
Meanwhile, Stoke City winger Victor Moses has said
he was surprised he was not awarded a penalty after
he was brought down inside the box on his way to
goal in a 1-0 win over Newcastle United in their
Premier League match on Monday.
Nigeria international Moses, who is on a season-long
loan from Chelsea, has impressed in his four Premier
League appearances for Stoke City this season.

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Keshi had of recent not lived up to expectation. Up till now our team seems not to have any tactics and are technically shallow. Sentiments aside, what pattern of football are we playing? The earlier we redeem our image the better before we start losing to Niger, Togo, Lesotho etc

Keshi is a scam.... he should be sacked and replaced now!