Why my son prefers Canada to Super Eagles – Father of the former guest of Nigeria U20 goalkeeper opens

The former guest of the U20 goalkeeper of Nigeria, Owen Goodman, has closed the reports of his son’s interest in playing for Nigeria after a visit to the president of the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) Ibrahim Musa Gusau.

Goodman, who was invited by former Nigeria U20 coach, Ladan Bosso, but did not succeed due to the logistics reasons lending to the One AFC Wimbledon League. It is eligible for Nigeria, England and Canada.

For now it has only been crowned by England at level U20, and its shape in Wimbledon, where it has 18 clean sheets in 37 games, has opened another new round of conversations about its international future with its father revealing the preferred option of his son.

“Canada all day … I think he has already made the decision … he tells me that he feels more Canadian than Nigerian. His preference is Canada, but the only way it can happen is if he gets his citizenship. Anyway, he wants to become a citizen and gives him a better opportunity to call,” said Phil Goodman to Owngoalnigeria.com.

It takes any conversation about the senior international career of the 21 years that visited the headquarters of NFF in June last year and gave President Gusau his signed shirt. He was in his mother’s company.

Mohammed Mowiz Suleiman