FIFA TO PAY SUPER EAGLES OVER N700MILLION BEFORE COMPETITION - 2018 WORLD CUP


FIFA will give Nigeria and four other African football leagues a $2million propel each on World Cup prize cash, to pay player rewards before the competition in Russia.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) says the assention for Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, Senegal and Tunisia will help "settle in advance the subject of rewards."

The 32 alliances sending groups to the World Cup get $1.5m each from FIFA to get ready, in addition to at any rate $8m in prize cash after the competition.

The victor gets $38m.

CAF likewise included that cash question at past World Cups "influenced seriously the picture of African football, with an extensive effect on group exhibitions".

At the 2014 World Cup: Cameroon arrived late, Ghana's legislature needed to fly in $3m money to deflect a strike and Nigeria players scratched off a group instructional meeting.

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