Anayo Iwuala: I Will Be Happy To Play For The Super Eagles.

Its always interesting to see a young player do so well on the domestic league and catch the attention of the senior  national The Super Eagles. 
Anayo Iwuala is a well talented player, who plays with as a left winger with Enyimba FC of Aba, a Club he joined since the start of the 2019/2020 NPFL season,  he is one who has earned admirations from his teammates, his Club, fans & even opposition fans.

In an online interview with newsmen on Thursday evening, Anayo Iwuala said he 
Feels ripe enough -to play for  The senior national team, The Super Eagles but will only be waiting for the Super Eagles handlers & Coaches (Especially  Coach Gernot Rhor) 

Anayo Iwuala said during the interview, that he has always wanted to play football professionally but his parents objected, so he had to make them realize that Football was part of his calling.

Ahead of the CAF Confederations Cup second leg playoff round against Rivers United of Port Harcourt, a game Anayo Said "it's Enyimba's game to lose, I strongly believe we will go through to the group stages of the CAF Confederations Cup & Rivers United do not look like a team that can stop us".

Anayo also said his domestic role model in Football is Stanley Dimgba, who was with Enyimba FC last season while his foreign role model is Eden Hazard of Real Madrid.

Anayo also ask his fans and followers to believe in him and also wish him well and he promises not to disappoint them.


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