Former international Samson Siasia has said he is willing to manage the Super Eagles again, reports Completesports.com.
Siasia is free to return to football again following the completion of his five-year ban for match-fixing.
The former Flying Eagles gaffer completed the ban this week. The position of the Super Eagles head coach is still vacant following his international teammate Finidi George’s resignation in June.
The 57-year-old stated that he is available to manage to the team again.
“I am not a Messiah, however, we need to sit down and identify our priorities,” he said on Kennis FM’s Sports Salsa.
“We will see how things unfold.”
Siasia has managed the Super Eagles twice in the past.
The former Nantes of France forward replaced Swedish Lars Lagerback in November 2010, but was sacked after failing to qualify the team for the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations.
He also had a brief stint with the team in 2016 after Sunday Oliseh’s resignation from the post.
