Nigerian Football Star Ahmed Musa Retires from Super Eagles After 15-Year Career
Ahmed Musa, aged 33, announced his retirement from the Super Eagles, marking the end of a remarkable 15-year international football journey. Musa, with 111 caps, reflected on his career's loyalty, sacrifices, and achievements, including winning the Africa Cup of Nations in 2013.
He highlighted his World Cup performances, notably becoming the first Nigerian to score twice in a single World Cup match in 2014. Musa expressed gratitude to teammates, coaches, and fans for their support.
He currently serves as the general manager of Kano Pillars, continuing his involvement in Nigerian football.
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