Albanian side KF Tirana have warned the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to stay clear off their coach Ndubuisi Egbo, who has is off Interest to the NFF.
A former Nigeria international Egbo led the Albanian side to their first ever league title since 2009 and recently handled them in the UEFA Champions League play offs where they fail to progress pass the second round.
Only last night they were dumped out of the Europa League Qualifiers as well by Young Boys. That has led to talks about a departure for the coach who has been approached by the NFF.
Owngoalnigeria.com exclusively gathered that Egbo was contacted by the NFF to fill the void created by the recent exit of Salisu Yusuf as coach following the expiration of his contract with the NFF.
The former Super Eagles goalkeeper was expected to join the technical crew of coach Gernot Rohr with the plan of having him succeed the coach after the 2022 World Cup.
That plan has been blocked by his Albanian team who are not entertaining any talks of a departure for the coach and their stand has been made known to the NFF.
Egbo has two more years to run on his deal as coach of the team he started handling in 2016 when he made the step up from the goalkeepers coach to the role of head coach following the sacking of the head coach.
