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Posted on: 10:46 Tue, 15 Dec 2015
The Nigerian Football Federation has
paid $500,000 to the victorious Nigeria
under 23 players that won the last
African u-23 championship in Senegal.
On Saturday, Nigeria defeated
Algeria 2-1 to become the winners of
the second edition of the U23 AFCON.
Each player earned $12,000 while
Head Coach Samson Siasia took
about $24,000.
A further breakdown showed the
team were paid the Naira equivalent
of $4,000-a-player for the final win,
$3,000-a-man for the semi-final win
over hosts Senegal, $2,000-a-man for
the opening-day win over Mali, and
$1,000 for the draws with Egypt and
Algeria.
They were also paid $100 per day for
the 10 days they trained in The
Gambia prior to this championship,
which amounted to $1,000. “All what
they were owed have been sorted
now,†according to an NFF official.
The Dream Team, Algeria and South
Africa will represent Africa at next
year’s Rio Olympics.
The Nigerian Football Federation has
paid $500,000 to the victorious Nigeria
under 23 players that won the last
African u-23 championship in Senegal.
On Saturday, Nigeria defeated
Algeria 2-1 to become the winners of
the second edition of the U23 AFCON.
Each player earned $12,000 while
Head Coach Samson Siasia took
about $24,000.
A further breakdown showed the
team were paid the Naira equivalent
of $4,000-a-player for the final win,
$3,000-a-man for the semi-final win
over hosts Senegal, $2,000-a-man for
the opening-day win over Mali, and
$1,000 for the draws with Egypt and
Algeria.
They were also paid $100 per day for
the 10 days they trained in The
Gambia prior to this championship,
which amounted to $1,000. “All what
they were owed have been sorted
now,†according to an NFF official.
The Dream Team, Algeria and South
Africa will represent Africa at next
year’s Rio Olympics.