Paul Le Guen won't take up a part as Nigeria's new specialized consultant, in spite of a declaration from the nation's football organization.
He had been named by the NFF, which said he would work nearby Salisu Yusuf, who was named boss mentor.
Be that as it may, the two gatherings couldn't go to an arrangement over an agreement.
The NFF said it had not possessed the capacity to achieve concession to point for the employment, or over where the mentor would be based.
The Secretary-General of the NFF told the BBC that Le Guen had "rejected our terms".
French football correspondent Hervé Penot, a companion of the mentor, told Sport Today on the BBC World Service that Le Guen had examinations yet had never concurred an arrangement.
"He met the president of the league, his solicitations were not met so that was it - it was done," he said.
A later explanation from the NFF said it had "no issue with Le Guen saying he is not coming; a few exceedingly qualified persons would be upbeat to mentor Nigeria."
Sunday Oliseh was the Super Eagles' last perpetual mentor before he quit in February consecutively over his agreement.
Yusuf was accountable for the Super Eagles for well disposed wins against Mali and Luxembourg in May.
Nigeria have neglected to meet all requirements for the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations finals in Gabon, however are in the last round of fitting the bill for the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
They have been potted Group B where they will confront Algeria, the top-positioned side in Africa, Cameroon, and also Zambia.
The NFF's specialized council had additionally prescribed that previous Super Eagles collaborator mentor Bitrus Bewarang be given the part of national specialized chief.
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