Germany Under 20 Star Rejects Nigeria

Or wot is ur comment abt it?

All dis players we ar loosing 2 foreign countries wl surely affect NIGERIA we must secure d service of Kevin nw NFF u gat work 2 do. Tbliss

No way he wldnt be better than egwuekwe.

@denonso1 Efe is the worst defender in the current eagles

He refused?? Ok,done. Next!

He will play for german

@Dr Drey : My broda thank you. Your conclusion na kpom kwem!! Anybody who no like' am make he go roast!

@Benue No player is worth begging to play for his country. I see it as disrespectful for the NFF to beg unpatriotic Nigerians when we have wonderful players both home and abroad willing to represent our great country. That's my opinion

no argument pls,the boy is only a prospect and not yet a super star

Mind u......dos kids av more to to benefit dia careers playin for nigeria. Tell me Victor anichebe wld av ever playd @ d olympics playin for england......or Victor moses ever smelt world cup if he ad opted to play for england. Wy not go and ask d career regrets of Agbonlahors, Onuohas, Ameobis etc who wer feelin like beautiful brides in dia early years.....nursin blind ambitions to play for england.

@ Crownprince wrong....! Ur absolutely wrong....! We wil never beg anybody to play for Nigeria @ any level. Who told u dt if those players u listed wer born in nigeria dey wnt b a subject matter for discussion here...! R u insinuatin der rnt better talented nigerian born kids....or r u sayin wev not had non nigerians respond @ d 1st call...? D likes of Efan Ekoku, Abbey George, Reuben Agboola,and Semi Ajayi, david alaba n sammy ameobi(all under sam obuh) more recently Bright n courtney dike n leon balogun ddint wait for d whole NASS to com and beg dem in europe n Americas b4 respondin to national call ups. And who told u we begged aluko, odemwinge (den of insurance fc) or Martins to play for nigeria. Most of ds players rnt even 1st teamers in dia various clubs yet n u want us to go beggin dem....? U spoke as if we never achieved anytin in football with home grown players. Who amogst our foreign borns ever got to d height of d likes of Kanu, Okocha, Yakubu, Yobo, Enyeama etc... Dt u now tink we cant be successful without dem. For every Akpoguma or Sidney sam or Owomoyela dt has refusd to play for nigeria.....der r @ least 36 other kids each bak @ home dat can do better dan dem playin on d streets. To Hell wit any kid who wants d entire FA to come begin him to play for ds country @ any level. If u cant make ur way to camp at d 1st time of askin....al d best to u. Even lionel messi ddnt wait for anybody frm argentina to com to barca and beg him b4 joinin up wit d U20s in 2005. We av more dan enof talents @ home yet to b discoverd dan for some spoilt brats to start givin us terms and conditions either now or in d future.

C gobe

@Dr Drey........ We will continue to beg as long as the country lacks quality youth grooming system. Only a club out of over 100 has a complete academy in Nigeria and that's COD. Imagine if Solanke, Akpoguma, Ilori, Derik, Troost Ekong, Ibe, etc were born in Nigeria, they won't be a subject matter we discuss in on SL10. Begging is the only way we can get better players at the moment. If we didn't approach foreign stars Odewingie, Moses, Martins, Aluko who has contributed immensely to the SE won't be in our cards.

If this young man is waiting for a call up to Super Eagles under keshi then he should focus on Germany because business man keshi wouldn't look his way unless he did the needful.

Stupid country!!! He is better than Efe by million miles.

Manchester City have applied for a work permit for Nigeria youngster Kelechi Iheanacho. Iheanacho has yet to be capped at full international level by Nigeria but he has been capped by his country at U17 and U20 levels and City are most likely to use the special talent argument to get the Home office to grant Iheanacho the right to ply his trade in the UK. It was the same argument that helped Chelsea to give Mikel Obi a contract in 2006 even when by then he was not an established Nigeria international. “City have applied for a work permit for Kelechi this week,” one of the player’s representatives informed “We believe he will be granted the chance to play in England.” Iheanacho was the MVP of last year’s FIFA U17 World Cup, which Nigeria won in fine style with the forward finishing also as the second leading scorer of the tournament. Last week, he was called up by Nigeria U23 team with coach Samson Siasia admitting he is a big fan. He equally shone during City’s pre-season training tour of the United States of America, scoring a couple of goals with class and composure. Iheanacho turned 18 recently and has been training with Major League Soccer (MLS) side Colombus Crew. Earlier this year, City said they may loan out the starlet when he is 18 and can sign a pro deal, but recent reports suggest they may keep him at the Ittihad Stadium.

headline of this news is not actualy what i read here, is sl10 turning into vanguerd or punch that write a headline to scare some people

@chuxinho with all due respect your mentality is part of the problem in Nigerian football. That is why you seem to only support mediocrity.

all the players we are inviting can not future at thesame time,those that refuse to accept our invitiation should be left alone,bcse we can not beg a player to play for us,begging a player is to make that player to be disrespectful,at roll we have boundle of player all over the world...

This guy wont be committed to playing for us if we end up begging him or forcing him, so we dont need him