Nigeria, Feb. 16 -- The match is part of Jordan's build-up to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, where the Middle Eastern nation will be making its historic debut on football's biggest stage.

However, Nigeria's participation remains subject to a pending decision by FIFA over the country's eligibility protest involving the DR Congo national football team-a ruling that could influence the Super Eagles' international schedule.

The West Africans are also exploring the possibility of another high-profile friendly against the Iranian national football team during the same window, as they seek to fine-tune their squad.

Jordan, coached by Jamal Sellami, faces a daunting test in their maiden World Cup outing after being drawn in a formidable group along...