PARIS 2024: NFF CONSIDERS SPAIN CAMP FOR SUPER FALCONS
The Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, is considering Spain as training camp for the Super Falcons ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games.
According to NigeriaFootball.ng, the NFF wants the team to camp in Spain to acclimatize to the weather conditions in France.
Randy Waldrum’s side are scheduled to camp in the European country from 5 to 16 July.
The nine-time African champions are also expected to play one high profile friendly match while in Spain.
The Super Falcons will face World champions Spain, Japan and Brazil in Group C at Paris 2024.
The West Africans will open their campaign against Brazil at Stade de Bordeaux on July 25 before taking on Spain three days later in Nantes and later Japan on July 31 at the same venue.
The 2024 Olympic Games will run from July 25 to August 10.
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