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Super Eagles vice-captain William Troost Ekong has insisted he is fit to play for Nigeria in their World Cup qualifiers playoff against Ghana.
Watford Coach Roy Hodgson had said in his press conference ahead of last weekend’s game against Arsenal that the 28-year-old will be out with an unspecified injury for the foreseeable future.
His statement ruled Ekong out of the Super Eagles two-legged playoff billed for the 25th and 29th of March in Cape Coast and Abuja respectively.
Ekong is however defiant that he is fit for both games.
A message from the media officer of the Super Eagles Babafemi Raji shared on a WhatsApp group also said the defender is back in training and cleared fit enough to represent Nigeria.
“BREAKING NEWS! Super Eagles defender, William Troost-Ekong is now fit and cleared by Watford medical team after a mild injury. Resumed full training today. Now in good shape for the World Cup play-offs against Ghana this month”, he posted.
Hodgson will address a press conference tomorrow where he is expected to give an update on the injury status of Ekong.
This article was updated 1 year ago