Nigeria's new coach Eric Chelle will now have a complete squad to work with ahead of the decisive World Cup qualifiers against Rwanda after the last player arrived in Kigali. The Super Eagles squad is now fully assembled in Kigali, Rwanda, with the arrival of Major League Soccer midfielder Alhassan Yusuf. The 24-year-old touched down today, joining his teammates at the Radisson Blu camp ahead of Nigeria’s crucial World Cup Qualifier against Rwanda. PAY ATTENTION: Stay updated with the Latest Soccer News in Nigeria from Pulse Sports Yusuf’s arrival brings the total number of players in camp to 23, completing the roster selected by new head coach Eric Chelle according to journalist OgaNla Media, who is in Kigali. The team, which has been gearing up for the pivotal match, wasted no time integrating the latecomer. The Super Eagles are scheduled to hold their second training session this evening, fine-tuning their preparations for the upcoming clash. New boss, Chelle and his team of coaches had their first training sessions together, with 22 players led by skipper William Troost-Ekong, Victor Osimhen and African Player of the Year, Ademola Lookman. Chelle is looking and hoping to revive Nigeria’s fading hopes and dreams of missing the 2026 FIFA World Cup after a shocking and shaky start to the qualifiers. With all hands on deck, Nigeria aims to hit the ground running against Rwanda, followed by a showdown with Zimbabwe, as they chase a spot in the World Cup. Yusuf’s presence adds depth to an already talented squad, and fans are eager to see the full team in action. The game against Rwanda’s Amvubi Stars will take place on Friday in Kigali, with the Eagles hosting Zimbabwe four days later in Uyo for the second match.