Akor Adams urges the Super Eagles to begin early preparation for the 2030 World Cup after missing recent tournaments and qualification setbacks

Akor Adams has called on the Super Eagles to begin early preparations for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, stressing the need for long-term planning following Nigeria’s recent qualification disappointments.

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The Sevilla striker noted that consistent preparation must start immediately if the national team is to return to football’s biggest stage.

Nigeria failed to qualify for the 2022 World Cup after losing to Ghana in the playoffs and also missed the upcoming edition scheduled to be co-hosted by Canada, Mexico, and the United States.

The Super Eagles, led by Eric Chelle, also suffered another setback after losing on penalties to the Democratic Republic of Congo in the African playoff final.

Adams said rebuilding must begin without delay, insisting that daily commitment is essential for future success.

“The preparation starts from now. It starts every day leading up to the World Cup 2030,” he said.

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The forward’s remarks add to growing calls for structural and tactical improvements within Nigerian football as attention gradually shifts toward the next World Cup cycle.