The debate over Victor Agali's scouting approach really highlights a deep-seated frustration with the lack of development in the Nigeria Professional Football League. While recruiting dual-nationality players from Europe often brings tactical discipline and higher fitness standards into the Super Eagles, it does feel like a missed opportunity to build a sustainable identity by neglecting our local talent. In my view, the issue is not necessarily that we are scouting abroad, but rather that we lack a clear pathway to transition local stars into the international setup, which leaves home-grown players feeling undervalued. We should be aiming for a hybrid model where the NPFL serves as a legitimate pipeline rather than a league that is completely ignored by national team handlers. Ultimately, trophies are won by the best available players, but ignoring the local league prevents us from creating a team that truly reflects the spirit and depth of Nigerian football.