
Former Nigeria captain Troost-Ekong has expressed the opinion that Stanley Nwabali should have remained at Chippa United to enhance his chances of being selected for the Super Eagles. Troost-Ekong's comments suggest that staying with the club could have been more beneficial for Nwabali's international career.
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William Troost-Ekong commented on Stanley Nwabali's decision to leave Chippa United, suggesting it was a mistake that resulted in Nwabali being without a club. This situation has affected Nwabali's chances of being selected for the Super Eagles team, according to Legit.ng.
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