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Dream Team VI to resume camp May 25

Freedom Online by Freedom Online
May 11, 2015
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Under-23 male football team, Dream Team IV, will resume camp on May 25.
This was revealed on Monday by the team’s Media Officer,
Timi Ebikagboro.
He said the team would be resuming ahead of the qualifiers for the Men’s Football Tournament of the 2016 Olympic Games scheduled for Rio, Brazil.
The team had been on break since April 17, after securing a spot at the 2015 All-Africa Games (AAG) scheduled for Congo-Brazzaville.
Ebikagboro said players would be selected for camping based on merit, while the overseas-based ones would be invited to reinforce the team if the need arose.
“Players who have not measured up will be dropped for those who can add value to the team. In addition to that, the coach (Samson Siasia) intends to have a look at some overseas-based professional players to observe those who can bolster the squad,’’ he said.
Ebikagboro, however, said the players should not see their qualification for the AAG as the ultimate.
“They should rather see it as an awakening call, to work harder and qualify for the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro,” he said.
Nigeria failed to qualify for either of the men and women events of the 10th AAG in Maputo, Mozambique in 2011.
Its teams also failed to qualify for the 2012 Olympics in London.

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