Coach, Gernot Rohr has shown his concern over injuries and complacency ahead of the Super Eagles’ upcoming matches in March.

Nigeria is set to round off their 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign with a clash at home to Seychelles, followed by a friendly with North African heavyweights Egypt.

The technical adviser has taken cognizance of injuries to the likes of Ahmed Musa and Tyronne Ebuehi, though he will surely be happy to see captain John Obi Mikel playing first-team football against following his move to English second-tier team Middlesbrough.

The match against the Seychelles may be one in which the players will be motivated to produce their best is difficult, given that the game is a dead rubber because Nigeria have already secured a space at the 2019 AFCON finals.

The Franco-German manager has this to say: “Our programme all the time is to improve the level of our Super Eagles and to respect what they are doing in the clubs.

“It is a moment to monitor our players to see if they are fit and of course have some news also from our injured players.

“Like Tyron, who is in the training again but he can’t start playing; also Ahmed Musa who has an injury at the moment.

“The match against Seychelles is not easy because everybody believes it will be won easily. That is dangerous and is a trap sometimes.”

Nigeria’s match against the Seychelles and Egypt will both be played at the Stephen Keshi Stadium in Asaba.