The Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) has confirmed that the team's captain, Nomin Nordin Amrabat, has sustained a knee injury during their recent training session.
Amrabat was last seen participating in the match against the United States on Tuesday night and it is believed that he may have suffered a ligament tear in his knee. The NFF statement said: "We are aware of the injury to our leading midfielder Nomin Amrabat who has been ruled out for several weeks with a ligament tear in his knee."
This news comes as Nigeria prepares for the upcoming FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Egypt and South Africa. The NFF has stated that they will be monitoring Amrabat's progress closely and will not hesitate to call upon him if he needs any further treatment or rehabilitation.
The NFF also announced that the team's other key players, including John Obi Mikel, won't participate in the tournament due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Despite this setback, the team remains committed to their preparations and aims to bounce back strong in the coming matches. The NFF has promised to provide all necessary support to the players and staff to ensure they can continue their training sessions without any delays.
In conclusion, the latest injury to Nomin Amrabat is yet another reminder of the importance of staying healthy and maintaining focus during football matches. The NFF continues to monitor the situation closely and is prepared to do everything possible to help their players recover quickly and fully. The team is confident that they can overcome this challenge and return to play at the World Cup qualifiers in South Africa next month.
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