“I’m still here!” – Asisat Oshala cleans the air in retirement rods

Super Falcons Forward, Asisat Oshoala He has ruled out generalized rumors that suggest that he is moving away from international football, insisting that it is “Still here, still playing and still doing their job.”

The six-time African women’s football player of the year and Nigeria’s star striker clarifies the record after securing the fourth Wafcon title, after the victory of Nigeria Removed 3-2 over Morocco in the final of the final of the final of the final of the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup (WAFCON) In Abidjan.

Despite playing less minutes in the tournament, Bay FC player reiterated his commitment to the national team and clarified that she is still ready to honor future calls.

“To be honest with you, I’m always ready. I always tell my girls, as, keep ready at any time. You can be called. And when they call you, salt and show yourself.” Oshala said.

Speaking directly to speculation, he added:

“I don’t know where that came from. Agenda, I understand it, but it doesn’t bother me. I’m still here, I’m still playing, I’m still doing my job. I’m focused on.”

Reflecting on Nigeria’s emotional career in the tournament, Asisat Oshoala offered a word of breath for both fans and young players:

“I would say you don’t give up, keep fighting until the end. There is always a light at the end of the tunnel, if you believe. Only if you believe.”

With his statement, the 29 -year -old striker reaffirmed his status as one of Nigeria’s women’s football pillars, sending a strong message to both critics and supporters who have not yet done.

It is expected that Oshala will return to the tasks of the club in Europe, but it is still a key figure since Nigeria begins the preparations for the 2026 WAFCON Qualifiers and the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Brazil.