Nigeria’s national football team, the Super Eagles, faces disruption ahead of their Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final against Algeria. Players reportedly threatened not to travel to Marrakech for the match after demanding payment of bonuses for their group-stage victories. The team, currently in Fès, has won all three group matches but has not received the promised four-match bonuses. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reported the dispute as a potential setback to their preparations. The players’ refusal to resume training unless the bonuses are settled could affect their readiness for the upcoming match. The situation highlights ongoing financial tensions within the team ahead of a crucial tournament stage. The team’s management has yet to confirm the exact terms of the bonus dispute or a timeline for resolution. The AFCON quarter-final is set to take place in Morocco, where the Super Eagles will face Algeria in a highly anticipated encounter. The unresolved issue may impact the team’s morale and performance in the match. This dispute underscores broader challenges in managing financial commitments in Nigerian sports.