Super Eagles Star Ahmed Musa Retires from International Football
Ahmed Musa, the former Leicester City forward, has retired from international football, ending a successful career that included Nigeria's 2013 Africa Cup of Nations triumph. Musa, who made 111 appearances for Nigeria and scored four goals in FIFA World Cup matches, expressed gratitude to fans, teammates, coaches, and football administrators.
The 33-year-old player had spells at clubs like CSKA Moscow, Al Nassr, and Kano Pillars. Musa's decision to retire marks a new chapter for the Super Eagles as they look towards the future without his contributions.
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