Previous Super Eagles winger Finidi George demands he will continue to apply for jobs with Nigeria’s national teams despite being overlooked twice.
Finidi has neglected to get approval for the U-17 occupation twice.
"I'm baffled however I comprehend the Nigerian framework very well," Finidi revealed to BBC Sport Africa.
"It's a matter of having the persistence. So I'm open keep on developing myself with the expectation of getting an opportunity to mentor one of the nation's childhood groups.
"At the point when you have the correct capabilities, disposition and polished methodology, you can just focus on the best and it might even be an opportunity with the senior side, the Super Eagles, we will see."
George isn't just proceeding with his quest for a training job but on the other hand is quick to keep developing himself as he parts his time among Nigeria and Spain, where he spent quite a bit of his playing profession.
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His first dismissal came in 2018 when Manu Garba was held as Nigeria's U-17 mentor and afterward a year ago Finidi indeed applied for the post, this time another ex-worldwide and veteran neighborhood supervisor Fatai Amoo was picked by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF).
"I was baffled to be disregarded, however just comforted that by the day's end this is Nigeria," he added.
"I comprehend the difficulties, I will simply sit tight for whenever everything looks good and the open door introduce itself once more.
"As I keep on taking a gander at different alternatives out there, I am open and won't close the ways to Nigeria.
"I simply trust sometime that choice will be made and I will be call upon to deal with one of the groups. I can just barely continue to trust."
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