**Former Super Eagles Star Eyes Golden Eaglets Coaching Job** The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is on the hunt for the next big thing in Nigerian football, and one name that has caught attention is that of former Super Eagles midfielder Sani Kaita. The 38-year-old has submitted his application for the head coach position of the Golden Eaglets, Nigeria's Under 17 national football team. Kaita, a seasoned footballer with experience playing in Europe and Asia, believes his extensive playing career and growing coaching experience make him the perfect candidate for the job. With stints at clubs like Sparta Rotterdam, AS Monaco, and teams in Russia and Greece, Kaita has gained valuable experience that he hopes to bring to the Golden Eaglets. As a former Super Eagles player, he was part of the team that represented Nigeria at the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Kaita has been working towards this moment, building his coaching knowledge and philosophy with Hellenic FC in the UK. He holds a UEFA B Licence, issued by the Football Association of Wales, and has been focusing on youth development in recent years. "I'm eager to give back to Nigerian football and share my expertise with the next generation of young players," Kaita said in a statement. As a silver medallist at the 2005 FIFA Under 20 World Cup and the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, Kaita knows what it takes to succeed at the highest level. His move into coaching has been carefully planned, with a focus on developing young players and achieving success. "I promise to assemble a team that Nigerians will be proud of," he added. The NFF has recently announced coaching vacancies for several national youth teams, and Kaita's application is one of many that will be considered. If successful, he will be joining a long line of notable coaches who have led the Golden Eaglets to international success. Only time will tell if Kaita will be the one to lead Nigeria's young footballers to victory.