Gernot Rohr will inform the Super Eagles stars to be wary of Brighton & Hove Albion loanee Percy Tau before his side trade tackles with South Africa in next month's Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in Johannesburg.
Tau showed how lethal he can be after coming off the bench to score against the Super Eagles in Uyo, a minute after coming off the bench as replacement for Tokelo Rantie.
The former Mamelodi Sundowns sensation is South Africa's leading scorer in the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers with two goals.
Asked which South Africa players he'll warn his team about, Rohr told Kick Off Magazine : ''They are all good, and the whole team plays at a high level. They scored brilliant goals against Seychelles at home.
''I particularly like Percy Tau, who has impressed me, but I know that Keagan Dolly from Montpellier is injured.''
''I particularly like Percy Tau, who has impressed me, but I know that Keagan Dolly from Montpellier is injured.''
There were photos and videos of empty seats at South Africa’s last home game against Seychelles but Rohr expects fans to troop to the FNB Stadium on November 17 because of the rivalry between the two nations.
''The stadium looked really empty in that Seychelles game, but I expect more fans will come when South Africa faces Nigeria.
''I don’t know how many will come, but I believe there are also many Nigerians who stay in Johannesburg, and we hope many of them will come to support us.
''It is a big rivalry, with two of the biggest African teams meeting each other, and it will be a great game,'' Rohr said.
''I don’t know how many will come, but I believe there are also many Nigerians who stay in Johannesburg, and we hope many of them will come to support us.
''It is a big rivalry, with two of the biggest African teams meeting each other, and it will be a great game,'' Rohr said.
South Africa's 2-0 win in Uyo was their first victory over the Super Eagles in an official game.
Ifeanyi Emmanuel
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