Troost-Ekong Denies Being Forced Out of Super Eagles, Cites Personal Choice
Super Eagles player Troost-Ekong refutes claims of being pushed out of the national team, asserting his decision to retire was personal. He has earned 83 caps and led Nigeria in major tournaments.
Troost-Ekong made his debut under late coach Stephen Keshi in 2015 and has been a key defensive player for nearly a decade. His retirement message highlights his journey, including World Cup qualifiers, AFCON appearances, and goal-scoring achievements.
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