Super Eagles head coach, Stephen Keshi, has denied reports about his resignation after the Super Eagles lost to France in the World Cup on Mon

Written By Unknown on Wednesday, 2 July 2014 | 10:10

Yesterday, July 1, Keshi tried to clear the air, saying
that mass media misunderstood his speech he made to
the players in the dressing room after the 0-2 loss to
France in the second round of the ongoing World Cup
in Brazil.
Keshi stated: "What I said to my players was that this
maybe my last match at the helm of affairs in the
national team, because my contract terminates with the
World Cup and I have not been offered a new one. I
was a bit shocked that the global media went to town to
say I have called it quits with the national team.
Resignations are not done on the pages of newspapers
but formally."
However, he didn't deny that some countries have
showed interest in him and even made some
interesting offers. Keshi believes it is a good sign for
Nigerian football and coaches but assured that he will
not abandon ship without a formal notice.
The national team will return to Nigeria on Friday this
week but not all the 23 players will return with the
team to the country as some of them have already
gone to join their club sides for pre-season
preparations.