How Eagles can become better, by Balogun

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Leon Balogun Brighton Hove Albion of England summer signing, Leon  Balogun has admitted that he felt bad after Nigeria’s ouster at the World Cup, following a 2-1 loss to Argentina in their last group match, but says the onus is now on him and the other players to recharge themselves and fire back stronger. He declared: “It will be very important to keep going the way we have started. We have experienced players, young players, talented players – and there are even more players that are not in the team yet. “We have to keep developing them and investing in their football education. We just have to keep working and keep our focus on advancing year after year and then in the next four years we will have a good team – maybe an even better one ” 

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