Nigeria's Super Eagles jersey is currently a hot cake among football lovers, as information has it that it was sold out under just two minutes in Nike Store in London.
The Nigerian national team will face the three Lions of England in a pre-World Cup friendly match at the Wembley Stadium on Saturday, June 2.
With the Super Eagles new kits officially on sales today, there has been alot of commotion at the Nike Town in London. Long queues were seen as early as 8am this morning even before sales commenced at 9. And now Nike is reporting the first set of jerseys are already sold out!
Nigeria will debut the in-demand kit in their friendly against England on Saturday evening at Wembley as they continue to prepare for the World Cup.
Nike have released a whole collection along with the three different kits, including tracksuits, sweatshirts and new football boots.
The kit costs £65 and was not released until late on in order to increase demand and reduce the spread of replicas being produced ahead of the World Cup.
The new collection is 'Naija-inspired', with the Mercuial 360 boot available in green and black, reflecting the colours used in the new kits.
It went on sale today at about 9am with people in London spending the morning out on the streets in hope of picking up something from the new collection.
Nike UK have revealed this morning that all three shirts sold out almost instantly online and add that there is likely to be limited availability left in stores.
They also claimed there are currently no plans to restock the collection, which will only make the much-sought-after pieces all the more valuable.
Nigeria will play Czech Republic next week after facing England as make final plans ahead of the World Cup.
The Super Eagles will line up in Group D along with Croatia, Iceland and Argentina.
Source: wolexis.com

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