For the first time, players of the Super Eagles will be heading to the World Cup with the knowledge of what they will earn as bonus and also a written agreement to that effect.

This was disclosed on Monday by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), when the Apex body announced that they have reached an agreement with the Super Eagles on what they will earn at next year’s World Cup in Russia.

A close source at the NFF told www.90minutesgoal.com that the Nigeria Football Federation and the players and officials all agreed on a specific amount of money for different stages of the competition.

"Yes we have reached an agreement with the players and officials over bonuses to be paid during the World Cup" This was done to avert the pay strike of the last World Cup in Brazil in 2014", the source said he

According to the source, the NFF will pay $15,000 as match bonus per players.

The players will also receive $13,000 if they qualify for the second one round and $16,250 if they qualify for the quarter final.

Also the players will pocket $20312 each if they make it to the semi-final of the World Cup and $25390 if they make it to the final of the World Cup.

The source went further to explain to 90MinutesGoal that the federation will also pay Super Eagles German coach, Gernot Rohr, $30,000 winning bonus at the group stage of the World Cup, while his assistants will receive $15,000 each.

Coach Gernot Rohr's bonus will be elevated to to $37,500 if the Super Eagles make it to the second round of the World Cup and a further $46,875 if the Super Eagles make it to the quarter final.

Rohr's assistants will also enjoy a 25% increment if the Super Eagles make to to the second round and quarter final respectively.

You will recall that disagreements over bonuses rocked the Super Eagles World Cup campaign in 2014 in Brazil, with the players then led by captain Joseph Yobo skipping a training session in protest over non-payment of Bonuses just a day to their second round clash against France.

The action of the players forced the Nigerian government to send then-sports minister Tammy Danagogo to Brazil with millions of dollars in cash to settle the players.

However the settlement of bonuses, did not stop France from defeating Nigeria 2-0 in the second round courtesy of goals from Paul Pogba and Joseph Yobo (own goal)

Full story: http://www.90minutesgoal.com/2017/11/revealed-what-each-super-eagles-players.html?m=1

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Not bad

And how much will Nigeria get if they win the world cup?

Trust the NFF and federal government to go back on these promises should the super Eagles taste defeats in all d matches.

By the time World Cup starts we we start hearing stories that touch the heart.