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AFCON 2027

Azeez: I want to win AFCON with Super Eagles

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Millwall winger, Femi Azeez says his main ambition is to win Africa Cup of Nations title with Nigeria, DAILY POST reports.

The 24-year-old also hopes he will get the chance to play for the three-time African champions at the World Cup in future.

Azeez made a dream debut for the Super Eagles, scoring twice against the Warriors of Zimbabwe in their Unity Cup semi-final encounter on Tuesday night.

The former Reading winger revealed his mission after the clash with Kaitano Tembo’s side.

“I want to score more goals, and have assists too. I would also like to create more chances for the team. I want to play at the AFCON, and win the competition. It will also be great to play at the World Cup with Nigeria as well,” Azeez stated.

Azeez will hope to add to his tally when the Super Eagles take on Jamaica in the final on Sunday.

Azeez: I want to win AFCON with Super Eagles

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