Got a tip? Call (777) 625-7647
Subscribe
Search
More
    HomeSportsSamson Siasia Set for Coaching Return as FIFA Ban Nears Completion

    Samson Siasia Set for Coaching Return as FIFA Ban Nears Completion

    Sports

    Published on

    Daily Newscraft

    By Milcah Tanimu

    Former Super Eagles head coach Samson Siasia is preparing for a return to coaching, with reports suggesting he could soon join a local league club. Siasia, who was initially banned for life by FIFA over match-fixing allegations, had his sanction reduced to five years by the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS).

    As the 56-year-old approaches the end of his ban later this month, multiple clubs in the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) and the Nigeria National League (NNL) have expressed interest in securing his services.

    Siasia’s return to the sport is highly anticipated as he looks to reignite his coaching career after the long hiatus.

    Latest articles

    News

    Gov. Ododo Hails Officials for Support Over Father’s Demise

        Kogi State Governor, Ahmed Usman Ododo has expressed appreciation to government officials and political...
    Business

    Nigeria’s 1.6m container trade far below ports’ potential – Expert 

    Logistics expert, Mohammed Akoojee, has revealed that Nigeria’s ports handle only 1.6 million containers...
    Business

    Nigeria, US deepen cooperation in aquaculture

    The U.S. Mission in Nigeria has joined the American Soybean Association’s World Initiative for...
    Business

    Fashion industry needs innovation, sustainability to boost locally made garments – Stakeholders 

    Stakeholders in the women’s fashion industry have called for innovation and sustainability to boost...

    More like this

    News

    Gov. Ododo Hails Officials for Support Over Father’s Demise

        Kogi State Governor, Ahmed Usman Ododo has expressed appreciation to government officials and political...
    Business

    Nigeria’s 1.6m container trade far below ports’ potential – Expert 

    Logistics expert, Mohammed Akoojee, has revealed that Nigeria’s ports handle only 1.6 million containers...
    Business

    Nigeria, US deepen cooperation in aquaculture

    The U.S. Mission in Nigeria has joined the American Soybean Association’s World Initiative for...

    MISSION STATEMENT
    To apply modern creative skills and techniques to provide efficient services to readers across the globe through a wide spread network of services, carefully crafted brilliant stories,features, analysis and investigations, under conducive working environment while posting delightful results to our shareholder

    VISION STATEMENT.
    To be a global media organisation of first choice for News, accurate information, public communication and enlightenment using a robust IT platform engineered by dedicated staff.

    Subscribe

    To get email updates from Today News.

    © Daily Newscraft 2022