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Nigerian Dreams Come True: Osho Reveals Desire to Play for Super Eagles from Youth

Nigerian Dreams Come True: Osho Reveals Desire to Play for Super Eagles from Youth

Nigeria U-20 prospect Gabriel Osho has expressed his desire to play for the Nigerian national team, and he now sees an opportunity after being invited to join the senior squad.

Gabriel Osho, a defender for French club AJ Auxerre, has revealed his long-held ambition to play for the Nigerian national team at the U23 level. Osho, who was recently invited to join the Super Eagles squad, expressed his desire to represent Nigeria in international competitions, showcasing his excitement about donning the green and white jersey. No specific details on upcoming matches or key performances were mentioned in the article, but it highlights Osho's growing ties with the Nigerian football setup.

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