SHOCKING NEWS: Wrexham AFC Goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo Speaks on His Super Eagles Call-Up

Wrexham AFC goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo has shared his excitement after receiving his first-ever call-up to the Nigerian national team, the Super Eagles, describing the moment as a dream come true and a huge honour.

The 24-year-old shot-stopper, who enjoyed an outstanding season with Wrexham, said representing Nigeria has always been something special to him. After officially switching his international allegiance from England to Nigeria earlier this year, Okonkwo was rewarded with a place in the Super Eagles squad for the Unity Cup and international friendlies.

Speaking about the invitation, Okonkwo described the call-up as an “incredible” moment and expressed his gratitude to the coaching staff for believing in him. He added that wearing the famous green and white jersey is a responsibility he is ready to embrace as he looks to contribute to the team’s future success.

The former Arsenal academy goalkeeper also revealed that he is focused on learning from experienced Super Eagles goalkeepers while working hard to earn a regular place in the team. His long-term ambition is to help Nigeria win the Africa Cup of Nations again and compete strongly on the world stage.

Okonkwo’s impressive performances for Wrexham, where he established himself as one of the Championship club’s most reliable players, played a key role in earning his maiden international invitation. His consistency, shot-stopping ability, and commanding presence have made him one of Nigeria’s brightest goalkeeping prospects.

With competition for the number-one shirt set to intensify, many fans believe Arthur Okonkwo has the quality and potential to become a mainstay in the Super Eagles squad for years to come.