The break mentor of the Super Eagles of Nigeria, Augustine Eguavoen has been told by the Nigeria Football Federation that he can keep the work assuming he needs.
The 56-year-old was designated as the between time mentor of the Super Eagles for the Africa Cup of Nations after Gernot Rohr was sacked in December.
Eguavoen has driven the Nigeria group to win all their matches in Group D of the competition.
He was relied upon to surrender to Jose Peseiro after the competition however ESPN noticed that the NFF is thinking again concerning that.
A NFF source said, “We should leave him there except if he doesn’t need the work.”
Eguavoen is at present the NFF Technical Director, yet the football house would permit him to deal with the two jobs.
The authority added, “What we are in any event, considering right presently is to give Eguavoen the two positions. The public group plays around 10 matches a year, so during those occasions when they are not playing, he can continue with his different obligations.
“Training is extremely sensitive. At the present time, he has a steady occupation as being Technical Director where he gets compensated by FIFA. To leave that for being a mentor where things can change any second and he can get terminated would be exceptionally hazardous.
“For that reason we need him to keep the two positions. Along these lines, whatever occurs, he has shown that he can dominate in both and assuming anything occurs with the instructing, he can return to simply being the specialized chief.”