**Super Eagles' Friendly Matches Moved to Turkey Amid Middle East Tensions** The Super Eagles of Nigeria will now face Iran and Jordan in Antalya, Turkey, later this month instead of Amman, Jordan, due to the current security climate in the Middle East. The friendly matches were initially scheduled for Amman, but concerns about the region's security and travel restrictions led to the change of venue. The Super Eagles will take on Iran on Friday, 27 March, followed by a match against Jordan on Tuesday, 31 March. These matches will be part of a round of international friendlies that will see Iran face Costa Rica on the same day, while the Super Eagles will face Jordan. The friendly matches will provide an opportunity for the Super Eagles' coaching crew to fine-tune the team and assess options ahead of their upcoming international assignments. The friendly matches also offer a chance for Iran, Jordan, and Costa Rica to sharpen their squads as they prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign. However, it is worth noting that Iran has qualified for the World Cup, but there are reports that they might withdraw from the tournament due to the ongoing conflict with Israel and the co-hosts, the United States. For Nigerian football fans, this is an opportunity to see the Super Eagles in action before they head into their next international assignment. The matches will provide an insight into the team's preparations for the future and will be an exciting way to kick off the new season. In related news, football fans in Nigeria are eagerly anticipating the team's next move after their impressive performance at the 2022 World Cup. The Super Eagles have a lot to look forward to, and these friendly matches will be an important step in their preparations for the future.