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NFF to celebrate Simon’s 100th appearance for Super Eagles
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NFF to celebrate Simon’s 100th appearance for Super Eagles

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Moses Simon will be honoured by the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, if he win his 100th Super Eagles cap against Madagascar in Friday’s 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying match, DAILY POST reports.

Simon made his debut for the Super Eagles in an international friendly against the Cranes of Uganda in March 2015.

The Paris FC winger replaced Anthony Ujah in the 59th minute of the encounter.

The 31-year-old has been involved in 64 competitive matches for Nigeria, as well as 35 friendly matches.

Simon has featured in a total of 23 matches for the Super Eagles at the AFCON finals, and played in 22 FIFA World Cup qualifying matches.

He has scored 11 times in 99 appearances for the three-time African champions.

NFF to celebrate Simon’s 100th appearance for Super Eagles

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