Udinese to Release Maduka Okoye for Super Eagles' AFCON Campaign
Udinese manager Kosta Runjai has officially confirmed that Nigerian goalkeeper Maduka Okoye will be released for national duty, providing a significant lift to the Super Eagles ahead of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. Okoye's availability comes amidst discussions on his potential as Nigeria's first-choice goalkeeper, following his standout performances for Udinese.
This decision follows FIFA regulations mandating player releases for international duty starting December 15. Okoye's inclusion is expected to add depth and competition to Nigeria's goalkeeping department, addressing concerns raised by recent inconsistent displays.
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