In a recent interview during the AREWA Celebrities Friendly Match he organized in Kaduna State, Nigeria, Ahmed Musa, the captain of the Super Eagles, addressed rumors about his national team future.
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Speaking in Hausa, Musa clarified that he has not retired from international football but has taken a brief break from the national team.
Musa’s comments came in response to a sensitive question posed by the interviewer, where he was asked about the widespread speculation that he had stopped playing for the Super Eagles. “I haven’t retired,” Musa stated firmly. “I’m just taking a little break from the National Team.”
The friendly match, which brought together prominent figures from Northern Nigeria’s entertainment and sports sectors, aimed to foster unity and build stronger relationships among celebrities. Musa emphasized the importance of solidarity and mutual support within the AREWA community, stating, “We want to come together as one family, with love and affection.”
Ahmed Musa, a pivotal figure in Nigerian football, holds the record as the most capped player in Super Eagles history with 110 appearances. Throughout his international career, he has scored 18 goals and provided 16 assists. His contributions were instrumental in Nigeria’s triumph at the African Cup of Nations in 2013.
As he continues to influence both on and off the pitch, Musa’s commitment to the Super Eagles remains strong, and fans can look forward to his return to the national team fold. Meanwhile, his efforts in organizing events like the AREWA Celebrities Friendly Match highlight his dedication to fostering unity and community spirit in Nigeria.
