Moses Usor Aims for Consistency After Nigeria Debut Goal
Moses Usor, a forward for LASK, expressed his desire to emulate the consistency, humility, and commitment of fellow Nigerian international Moses Simon after scoring on his debut for the Super Eagles. Usor came off the bench to score the winning goal in Nigeria's 2-1 comeback victory over Madagascar during their opening match of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in Uyo.
The 24-year-old needed only 14 minutes to make an impact, following George Ilenikhena's equalizer after Ehsan Kari's opening goal for Madagascar. Usor shared that playing alongside Simon, who achieved his 100th senior international cap that night, was a significant motivation for him.
Despite his impressive debut, Usor emphasized the importance of humility and continued learning from senior players, stating, "One goal doesn’t make a career." He is now focused on contributing to the team as they prepare for their next match against Guinea-Bissau.
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