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Super Eagles: Charlton confirm Okonkwo’s invitation for AFCON 2027 qualifiers

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Charlton Athletic have confirmed Arthur Okonkwo’s invitation for Nigeria’s 2026 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying fixtures against Madagascar and Guinea-Bissau, DAILY POST reports.

Okonkwo, who is on loan at Charlton from Wrexham, will be looking to make his competitive debut for the Super Eagles in the upcoming games.

The 24-year-old has two caps for the three-time African champions, having debuted during the Unity Cup at The Valley in May.

The Arsenal Academy graduate is expected to vie for a starting spot with Stanley Nwabali and Maduka Okoye

Okonkwo has made four appearances for Charlton this season.

Nigeria will host the Barea of Madagascar in a matchday one encounter at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium, Uyo on Friday, 25 September.

Eric Chelle’s side will then travel away for a clash with the Djurtus of Guinea-Bissau four days later.

Super Eagles: Charlton confirm Okonkwo’s invitation for AFCON 2027 qualifiers

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