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“I was in disbelief” — Owen Oseni reacts to stunning Super Eagles invitation

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Owen Oseni (PHOTO CREDIT: Plymouth Argyle on X)

For a player who was still fighting for consistency earlier in the season, the opportunity represents a massive confidence boost heading into the new campaign

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