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Troost-Ekong Shoots Down Retirement Rumors Ahead of 2025 AFCON

Troost-Ekong Shoots Down Retirement Rumors Ahead of 2025 AFCON

Super Eagles captain William Troost-Ekong has denied rumors of his potential retirement from international football, stating that he is committed to representing Nigeria at future tournaments. This comes as speculation had centered around a possible exit after the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.

Nigerian defender William Troost-Ekong has dealt a blow to retirement rumors surrounding him, dismissing any notion that he plans to step down from international duty after the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. Despite speculation that his Al-Kholood defender role may be his last with the Super Eagles, Troost-Ekong remains committed to representing Nigeria on the biggest stage. The 29-year-old has been a stalwart in the Super Eagles' defense for several years, and it appears he has no intention of hanging up his boots anytime soon. With the Africa Cup of Nations just around the corner, fans will be eager to see Troost-Ekong lead the charge for Nigeria's success on African soil.

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