Crystal Palace Goalkeeper Owen Goodman Commits to Nigeria, Pays Courtesy Visit to NFF President
Crystal Palace goalkeeper Owen Goodman has officially committed to playing for the Nigerian national team, despite being eligible to represent England and Canada. Goodman, who has shown impressive form at his club, paid a courtesy visit to the President of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) in Abuja on Thursday. (As seen in a video clip shared by Brilla FM on Twitter)
During his visit, Goodman expressed his enthusiasm for joining the Super Eagles and contributing to the team’s success. The decision to play for Nigeria highlights his connection to the country and his desire to make an impact on the international stage.
The NFF President warmly welcomed Goodman and praised his decision, emphasizing the goalkeeper’s potential to strengthen the national team. “We are delighted to have Owen Goodman commit to Nigeria. His talent and dedication will be a great asset to our team,” said the NFF President.
Goodman’s commitment is a significant boost for Nigerian football, currently the Super Eagles are preparing for upcoming FIFA World Cup Qualifiers fixtures against South Africa and Benin respectively. However it’s not yet ascertain whether he will be involved. But his presence is expected to add depth to the squad subsequently and provide healthy competition for the goalkeeping position.
Fans and supporters of Nigerian football are eagerly anticipating Goodman’s debut for the Super Eagles, confident that his skills and experience will contribute to the team’s future successes.
