The Super Eagles, Nigeria's national football team, are set to compete in a four-nation invitational tournament held in Amman, Jordan, during the upcoming FIFA Men’s International Window. The Nigeria Football Federation confirmed that the Eagles will kick off their campaign on March 27 against Iran at the Amman International Stadium, which has a capacity of 17,000 spectators. This tournament presents a valuable opportunity for the team to prepare for future competitions and showcase their talent on an international stage.

In the tournament's opening day, alongside Nigeria's clash with Iran, hosts Jordan will take on Costa Rica at the King Abdullah Sports City Stadium, which can accommodate up to 62,000 fans. Following the initial match, the Eagles will face Jordan on March 31 at the same venue. The anticipation for these matches is building as fans look forward to seeing how the Super Eagles perform. This friendly tournament not only helps in building team synergy but also serves as critical preparation ahead of major competitions like the Africa Cup of Nations.

The announcement of match timings is expected soon, which will further help fans plan their participation. With the Super Eagles being three-time African champions, expectations are high for them to perform well in this tournament. Their participation also reaffirms Nigeria's commitment to promoting football and enhancing international relationships through sports, with a focus on competitive readiness and international experience for its players.