Ahmed Musa has officially announced his retirement from international football, ending a remarkable 15-year career with the Super Eagles. The 33-year-old made the announcement on social media, expressing his gratitude to Nigerian fans, teammates, coaches, and administrators for their support throughout his journey.
Musa’s achievements with the Super Eagles include:
– Most Capped Player: 111 appearances, making him Nigeria’s most capped international footballer
– AFCON Champion: Part of the squad that won the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations
– World Cup Goalscorer: Nigeria’s highest goalscorer in World Cup history with 4 goals
– Captaincy: Led the team as captain, teaching him valuable lessons in leadership and responsibility
In his heartfelt message, Musa said, “Football gave me a career, but Nigeria gave me meaning. As I step away from international football, I do so with peace and gratitude. Once an Eagle, always an Eagle. Thank you, Nigeria. Thank you for everything”.
