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Iwobi Opens Up on Missing Out on 2026 World Cup and International Career Regrets

Iwobi Opens Up on Missing Out on 2026 World Cup and International Career Regrets

Iwobi says he has no regrets about missing out on the 2026 World Cup, which Nigeria qualified for but will not participate in due to financial and logistical issues. The Super Eagles midfielder celebrates his milestone 100th cap with a focus on his future international appearances.

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Super Eagles midfielder Alex Iwobi has expressed no regret about missing out on the 2026 World Cup, instead focusing on his international career milestones, including his recent 100th cap for Nigeria. Iwobi attributes a significant part of his success to Austin Jay Jay Okocha's influence on his career. He describes Okocha as an idol and someone who taught him valuable lessons about the game.

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