Wrexham A.F.C. goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo has revealed that receiving an invitation to represent the Super Eagles would be one of the proudest moments of his career.
The 24-year-old recently switched his international allegiance to Nigeria and admitted he is excited about the possibility of finally playing for the country.
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“It would be a dream come true,” Okonkwo said.
According to the goalkeeper, representing Nigeria is something he has hoped for over a long period.
“I’ve been waiting for this opportunity for a while,” he implied.
Okonkwo also expressed pride at the chance to potentially wear the famous green and white colours of the Super Eagles.
“It would mean a lot to me,” he noted.
The Wrexham goalkeeper explained that his decision to commit to Nigeria came from a strong emotional connection to the country and its football culture.
“I’m very excited about it,” he added.
Speculation has continued growing around a possible invitation for the upcoming Unity Cup as Nigeria looks to strengthen competition in the goalkeeping department.
“Competition is important for every position,” many football observers believe.
For Okonkwo, the possibility of joining the national team remains a major personal ambition.
“I can’t wait to play for Nigeria,” he stressed.
The Super Eagles continue searching for long-term stability between the posts as younger goalkeepers push for opportunities.
For Okonkwo, the message is clear.
Representing Nigeria is an honour.
The opportunity means everything.
And he is ready whenever the call finally comes.
Because wearing the Super Eagles shirt remains one of the biggest dreams for many Nigerian footballers around the world.
