Landon Emenalo, son of Michael Emenalo, considers Nigeria

Landon Emenalo, the 18-year-old son of former Nigerian defender Michael Emenalo, has expressed his openness to representing Nigeria at the senior international level, according to family sources. Born and raised in England, Landon has previously played for both England and Nigeria at youth levels.
He is currently on a season-long loan at Scottish Premiership club Celtic. Landon made his professional debut by coming off the bench for the final 30 minutes in a 7-1 victory over Hearts, nearly a month after joining the club.
Despite his prior international appearances, he remains eligible to represent Nigeria, the country where his father served as a distinguished left-back. Sources indicate that while Landon is interested in wearing Nigeria's green-and-white kit, he is not in a hurry to commit, preferring to focus on establishing himself in club football before making any decisions regarding his international future.
He primarily plays as a left-back but is also versatile enough to play in central defense and midfield.
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