Record-breaking Egypt coach Hassan Shehata has turned his back on Nigeria to further his dream of leading the Pharoahs to the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. According to Goal on Wednesday, the 60-year-old has signed a four-year contract extension with the Egyptian Football Association, meaning he has been given another chance to help the North African country qualify for the World Cup.
Shehata, who led the Pharoahs to their third successive Nations Cup triumph in Angola on Sunday, claimed on Monday he had been been approached by the Nigerian Football Federation, which is believed to be in the hunt for a replacement for coach Shaibu Amodu.
''They (NFF officials) expressed interest in hiring me to take charge during the World Cup'', Shehata told TV station Modern Sport.
''It will be a great honour for me to work (at) the World Cup. But the Egyptian FA will have the final word on whether I could work with Nigeria on a temporary basis''.
With the opportunity to engage the Egyptian gone, the NFF has been left with the option of hiring Mozambique coach Mart Nooij or Zambian manager Henre Renard, who have also been linked with the Super Eagles job.

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That is called loyalty.
I respect him for that.
Not swayed by personal ambition or the love for money.