FIFA World Cup 2014: Nigeria 23 Man Squad

Nigeria have announced their 23 man squad to travel to Brazil for FIFA World Cup 2014.

Coach Stephen Keshi has selected a decent looking squad, with a somewhat surprise inclusion for Newcastle United’s 32 year old forward Shola Ameobi, who travels to his first World Cup with Nigeria.

Nigeria will be hoping to exceed their best-ever performances of reaching the Round of 16 in 1994 and 1998 from a group that looks achievable for them. Group F also features Argentina, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Iran.

Nigeria 23 Man Squad

1 Vincent ENYEAMA Goalkeeper
2 Joseph YOBO Defender
3 Ejike UZOENYI Midfielder
4 Ruben GABRIEL Midfielder
5 Efe AMBROSE Defender
6 Azubuike EGWUEKWE Defender
7 Ahmed MUSA Forward
8 Peter ODEMWINGIE Forward
9 Emmanuel EMENIKE Forward
10 John Obi MIKEL Midfielder
11 Victor MOSES Forward
12 Ebenezer ODUNLAMI Defender
13 Juwon OSHANIWA Defender
14 Godfrey OBOABONA Defender
15 Ramon AZEEZ Midfielder
16 Austine EJIDE Goalkeeper
17 Ogenyi ONAZI Midfielder
18 Michael BABATUNDE Forward
19 Uche NWOFOR Forward
20 Okechukwu UCHEBO Forward
21 Chigozie AGBIM Goalkeeper
22 Kenneth OMERUO Defender
23 Shola AMEOBI Forward

KESHI Stephen Coach (NGA)


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