Super Eagles caretaker coach, Augustine Eguavoen, is hopeful that Victor Boniface will finally open his goal account for Nigeria in their match against Libya today.
Boniface, despite his impressive form at Bayer Leverkusen, has yet to find the back of the net in eight appearances for the Super Eagles.
However, the talented striker is set to lead the attack in the crucial 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against the Mediterranean Knights.
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Eguavoen Confident In Victor Boniface
Eguavoen expressed confidence that Boniface will break his goal drought and deliver for the team on the international stage.
He believes that with the player’s quality and determination, the match against Libya presents the perfect opportunity for Boniface to make his mark and get his first goal for Nigeria.
All eyes will be on the forward as he looks to help the Super Eagles secure an important victory.
“Victor Boniface has always been a part of this team and will continue to be a part of this team,” Eguavoen told reporters in Uyo.
“Yes, he is not finding the back of the net and I can assure you that if he starts tomorrow, he will score.”
