Super Eagles skipper, Ahmed Musa has urged the senior national team coaches to expedite action on grooming young players that will take over from him and other experienced players.
Musa hinted that it is pivotal for the Super Eagles to have a pool of players to pick from at every given time, adding, that it is about time to have a new crop of players for the national team.
Musa, began his sojourn with the Eagles on August 5th, 2010 in a 2012 AFCON Qualifier against Madagascar then as a 17 year-old while he bagged his maiden goal for the senior national team a year later against Kenya in a friendly game.
The Al Nassr of Saudi Arabia striker has played 88 games for the Eagles with 15 goals and he has featured at two senior World Cup and two AFCON in his nine years spell with the Eagles.
