Super Eagles and Remo Stars defender, Harrison Junior Nduka, has revealed his side will go back to the drawing board to improve their performance on the continent, Soccernet.ng reports.
The Sky Blue Stars captain heralded the Ogun State-based side to their first-ever NPFL triumph last month, making them the first private-owned club to achieve such feat in the league.
However, their performances on the continent hasn’t reflected how fierce they appear domestically, and the young defender admitted his side have been poor.
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“It’s not just about having a spot in the tournament, we’ve not been doing well sincerely speaking, but this time around, we’ll see what we can do.
“We’ll try to go back to the drawing board since we’ve picked up the pieces and moved on. We’ll see what we’ll do this season and where we can improve,” the 21-year-old told Soccernet.ng.
Nduka, alongside his teammates, Sodiq Ismaila and Sikiru Alimi were a part of the Super Eagles team that lifted the 2025 Unity Cup title at the Gtech Community Stadium in Brentford last month.