The Nigeria Football Federation has rejected the pleas of Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv to keep Super Eagles custodian Vincent Enyeama for two extra days, writes <i>one.co.il.</i><br /><br />Next Monday, on January 7th, the log leaders travel to face current champions Ironi Kiryat Shmona in an important league match. The decision by the NFF is a big blow to <i>The Yellows</i> as new signing Tomer Chencinski is ineligible to start playing in the championship until January 9th, the date the transfer window officially opens in Israel.<br /><br />Today, the Nigeria Federation informed the Maccabi Tel Aviv hierarchy that Enyeama must report to Faro, Portugal latest Saturday, January 5.<br /><br />Inexperienced goalkeeper Barak Levi, whose performance was shaky against Hapoel Haifa in the cup, is tipped to replace Enyeama in goal.<br /><br /><i>Photo Credit: Maccabi Tel Aviv</i><br />&nbsp;<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />