Super Eagles head coach, Éric Chelle, will on Friday lead the home-based players and members of the backroom staff to London ahead of the 2026 Unity Cup.
The delegation is scheduled to depart from the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in the morning before making a short stop in Morocco en route to London.
Speaking on Thursday, Super Eagles media officer Promise Efoghe confirmed the team’s travel plans.
“We will leave Abuja on Friday morning for London for the Unity Cup,” Efoghe said.
“Coach Éric Chelle, the seven home-based players and the backroom staff will travel together, while the foreign-based players are expected to join the team in camp after our arrival in London.”
Chelle recently named a 27-man squad for the invitational competition, blending experienced internationals with several new faces.
The Super Eagles will kick off the defence of their Unity Cup crown against Warriors at the Valley next Tuesday.
The winner of the encounter will advance to the final, where they will meet either India national football team or Jamaica national football team on Saturday, 30 May.
