Nigeria U-23s head mentor, Samson Siasia, has expressed that he is not bothered about who his group will meet in the quarter-finals at the on-going Rio Olympics.
The U-23 Birds met all requirements for the quarter-finals in the wake of crushing Sweden 1-0.
The main objective of the amusement was scored by Sadiq Umar, who headed in a cross from Stanley Amuzie.
Siasia said for the time being his consideration is on the group’s last gathering diversion against Colombia.
“I think for me and the young men all we are doing now is taking it an amusement at once, we are not made a fuss over the group we will play in the quarter finals, we should play Colombia first and from that point we will think about our adversaries at that stage,” Siasia told nff.com.
The Nigerians could confront has Brazil in the quarter-finals however Siasia is not annoyed at the prospect.
He included: “The issue of the group I will want to play in the quarter last stage doesn’t emerge now; what is highest in my brain is getting my young men centered for each amusement.”
Siasia went ahead to acclaim his safeguards for not surrendering against Sweden dissimilar to in the amusement against Japan where they sent in four objectives.
“As all of you can see, my protection line didn’t surrender any objective, yes myself and my specialized team worked hard to right every one of the slips we saw in our first diversion and I am upbeat my young men persevered and kept a perfect sheet. Whatever I can say until further notice is that it’s work in advancement.”