Nigerian Football Star Ahmed Musa Retires After 15-Year International Career
Nigerian football icon Ahmed Musa, aged 33, has retired from international football after representing the Super Eagles for nearly 15 years. Musa, who made 111 appearances for Nigeria, highlighted his achievements, including winning the Africa Cup of Nations in 2013 and setting records at the FIFA World Cup.
He expressed gratitude to his teammates, coaches, support staff, and fans. Musa plans to return to club football with Kano Pillars in October 2024.
His retirement marks the end of an illustrious international career for one of Nigeria's most celebrated footballers.
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