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Nigeria federation: Keshi offered new contract

August 13, 2014 by Admin Leave a Comment

Written by Associated Press

Keshi

The Nigeria Football Federation says it has offered Stephen Keshi a new contract to stay on as coach of the national team and expects him to sign it in the next few days.

The NFF made the announcement on Tuesday without disclosing any terms relating to the contract.

In a brief comment on the contract, the NFF said its executive committee expects the new contract to be finalized by the two parties “in a matter of days.”

Keshi led Nigeria to the African Cup title in 2013 and the second round of this year’s World Cup in Brazil. However, his relationship with the NFF has been strained. He quit the day after Nigeria won the African Cup in South Africa last year but was convinced to rescind his resignation.

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