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Nigeria vs Cameroon: Super Eagles Predicted XI

Even though Maduka Okoye hasn’t put a foot wrong since deputising in Uzoho’s absence, the 22-year-old is a favourite of Gernot Rohr and may play from the off on Friday, with Okoye returning in the second fixture.

Francis Uzoho (Goalkeeper)

Having concluded the Championship season before the major European leagues ended, the Watford centre-back is expected to start in the first friendly against the Indomitable Lions.
With several absences at the back, the decision is probably a straightforward one for Nigeria’s boss.

William Troost-Ekong (Centre-back)

Due to the spate of withdrawals, Awaziem looks likely to play alongside Troost-Ekong at the heart of the defence.
While Rohr has preferred the Boavista defender at right-back, the German tactician’s been left with little choice to utilise the 24-year-old centrally.

Chidozie Awaziem (Centre-back)

With the trio of Ola Aina, Tyronne Ebuehi and Kevin Akpoguma all missing, Shehu is tipped to start at right-back against the Indomitable Lions.

Abdullahi Shehu (Right-back)

Zaidu Sanusi has been the primary choice on the left since his impressive debut last year, thus supplanting the Paderborn player.
However, the Porto man’s withdrawal means Collins faces little competition for a starting berth.

Jamilu Collins (Left-back)

Ndidi is undoubtedly one&nbsp;of the first names on the team sheet and the Leicester City midfielder&nbsp;definitely starts barring any late setback.

Wilfred Ndidi (Central midfield)

While Joe Aribo may have started on Friday if he were available, Etebo arguably offers greater balance and was in amazing form against Lesotho.
Unless Rohr chooses to experiment, it’s likely to be an Etebo-Ndidi pairing in the middle of the park.

Oghenekaro Etebo (Central midfield)

Despite a low-key finish to his campaign at Everton, the ex-Arsenal attacking midfielder is expected to play on the left flank.
Iwobi is likely to drift infield to allow Collins room for the overlap, thus fulfilling a role that resembles that of a wide playmaker.

Alex Iwobi (Left winger)

The attacker recently helped Nantes maintain their top-flight status following their close victory against Toulouse and he should be picked by Rohr to start against the Central African nation.

Moses Simon (Right winger)

Leicester City’s in-form frontman ought to continue in attack despite Victor Osimhen’s absence.

Kelechi Iheanacho (Second striker)

Paul Onuachu ought to feature in normal circumstances, but the late arrival of the Genk forward means it could be a debut appearance for the Lorient frontman against Toni Conceicao’s men.

Terem Moffi (Centre-forward)

Nigeria vs Cameroon: Super Eagles Predicted XI | Goal.com

Goal considers the probable Nigeria line-up to be utilised from the off by Gernot Rohr against Cameroon.