Terem Moffi has expressed pride after helping the Super Eagles retain the Unity Cup title following Nigeria’s impressive victory over Jamaica.
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The FC Porto forward captained the team during the tournament and admitted the triumph was another important moment in his career.
“I’m very proud of the team and what we achieved,” Moffi said.
According to the Nigerian striker, lifting another trophy with the national team felt special coming shortly after winning silverware at club level.
“It feels good to add another trophy,” he implied.
Moffi also admitted he is still working toward regaining his very best form after recent challenges.
“I’m still improving and trying to reach my best level again,” he noted.
The striker praised his teammates for their performances and fighting spirit throughout the Unity Cup campaign.
“The players worked extremely hard during the tournament,” he added.
Moffi further highlighted the intense competition within Nigeria’s attacking department, insisting every striker must constantly perform at a high level to keep a place in the squad.
“The competition in attack is very strong,” he stressed.
Nigeria’s attacking options continue expanding under coach Eric Chelle as several forwards compete for starting opportunities.
“The Super Eagles now have serious competition in attack,” many football observers believe.
The Unity Cup success has also increased optimism around the team’s rebuilding process ahead of future international fixtures.
“The team is gradually finding balance and confidence,” supporters continue to say.
For Terem Moffi, the message is clear.
Winning trophies remains important.
Competition within the squad is healthy.
And the Super Eagles are continuing to grow stronger together.
