Brazil 2014: NFF Monitoring Bosnia-Herzegovina, Iran and Argentina

As the Super Eagles of Nigeria are about to begin preparations for the FIFA World Cup holding in Brazil this year, the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF has insisted that they are doing their homework on the Eagles' group opponents at this summer's World Cup.

Musa Amad, who is the NFF general-secretary told this to the media that they are already monitoring the progress of players belonging to their Group F rivals, confirming that a lot of work is going on with regards to doing espionage on Bosnia-Herzegovina, Iran and Argentina. "It is not like anybody is sleeping whether from the technical crew or from the Nigeria Football Federation.

He said: "Everything is being done to monitor players of Nigeria, players of Bosnia, Iran and Argentina.We are watching and monitoring the players of all the other countries whether they are playing, the players that are playing, those that are injured, those that are hot like (Edin) Dzeko and those that are not doing very well."

"A lot of hard work is going on as we speak." He said.

Amadu, who said wining the opening game against Iran is very paramount for to Super Eagles, identified Nigeria's World Cup opener match as a crucial game that will go a long way to deciding how well the team will fare at the tournament.

NFF man said, "If Nigeria can beat Iran, we will qualify and go as far as we can go. Let us work together and I believe we have a very competent technical crew under Coach Stephen Keshi. I don’t have any doubt about it."