Arthur Okonkwo, the promising Nigerian-born goalkeeper for Arsenal, is eagerly anticipating an invitation to join Nigeria’s esteemed Super Eagles squad.
Currently on loan at League Two outfit Wrexham, Okonkwo has garnered widespread acclaim for his stellar performances between the posts.
His unwavering consistency and remarkable saves have played a pivotal role in Wrexham’s success, notably contributing to their promotion to League One with two matches remaining in the season.
Reports from Soccernet.com suggest that the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has taken notice of Okonkwo’s standout displays and is contemplating extending an invitation for him to represent the national team.
In recent matches, Okonkwo’s heroic efforts, particularly in the 4-1 victory over Crawley Town and the commanding 6-0 win over Forest Green, have not only secured crucial points for Wrexham but have also showcased his exceptional talent.
His exceptional performance even earned him a coveted spot in the EFL Team of Midweek, underscoring his consistent excellence.
Despite having previously represented England at various youth levels, Okonkwo appears poised to pledge his allegiance to Nigeria, a decision that could significantly bolster the Super Eagles’ goalkeeping options.
With his burgeoning talent and remarkable achievements at such a young age, Okonkwo undoubtedly presents a promising prospect for Nigeria’s national team.