Eboboritse Uwejamomere, babban kocin Golden Eaglets, ya yi gafara a sarari ga masu goyon bayan Najeriya bayan da tawagar sa ta fita daga matakin rukuni a gasar WAFU B U-17 ta 2026 da aka yi a Burkina Faso.

Tawagar kasa ta Najeriya 'yan kasa da shekara 17 an fitar da su ne bayan sun kasa cin wasan su na biyu — wanda ya ƙare 1-1 da Côte d'Ivoire a ranar Asabar. Eaglets sun riga sun sha kashi 2-1 a hannun Niger Republic a wasansu na farko, wanda hakan ya sa nasara ta zama wajibi don isar da su zuwa matakin semifinal.

Wannan fitar da wuri yana da sakamakon dogon lokaci mai tsanani. Tunda gasar WAFU B ta yi aiki a matsayin cancanta don shiga AFCON U-17 ta 2027 a Morocco, Golden Eaglets za su rasa wannan gasar gaba ɗaya — kuma tare da hakan, kowace dama ta shiga Gasar Cin Kofin Duniya ta FIFA U-17 ta 2027. Najeriya ta karshe ta shiga Gasar Cin Kofin Duniya ta U-17 a shekarar 2019.

Sakon koci ga masu goyon baya

Uwejamomere ya kasance fassara a bayyane game da yanayin sansanin. "A bayyane, firgita ta farko ita ce rashin farin ciki da takaici. Yanzu mun fita daga gasar kuma hoto mafi girma shi ne ba za mu je AFCON U-17 ba a shekara mai zuwa — muna rashin farin ciki kuma mun ji takaici gabaɗaya," in ji shi.

Kocin ya ba da hangen nesa game da nan gaba na 'yan wasan sa matasa. "Ga 'yan wasana — yara matasa masu shekara 15 da 16 — har yanzu suna da shekaru masu yawa a gaba. Wannan kamar babi na farko ne na aikinsu a cikin ƙwallon ƙafa na koli. Abin da ya kamata shi ne koyo daga wannan kuma a yi amfani da shi a matsayin ƙwarewa don ci gaba."

Uwejamomere ya kuma magana kai tsaye ga masu goyon baya, yana amincewa da fushi da yawa na su. "Ga masu goyon baya a gida, ji ɗaci ne — da yawa daga cikinsu sun ƙi mu yanzu, amma wannan na al'ada ne saboda su Najeriyawa masu alfahari ne waɗanda suke son mu ci nasara a kowane wasa, kowane gasar. A gida ma, da ni ma na ji takaici."

Ya rufe da kiran zuciya: "Abin da kawai zan iya faɗa musu shi ne su gafarta mana, domin takaicin da suke ji, ni ma ina ji — 'yan wasana ma suna jin wannan takaicin."