Super Eagles midfielder Alex Iwobi has described reaching 100 appearances for Nigeria as a deeply emotional and humbling achievement.
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In a recent interview, the Fulham F.C. star reflected on his journey from making his debut against Congo nearly a decade ago to becoming one of the most experienced players in the national team.
“Reaching 100 caps for Nigeria feels very humbling,” Iwobi said.
According to the midfielder, his first invitation to the Super Eagles immediately felt special despite previously representing England at youth level.
“I instantly felt at home when I joined the team,” he implied.
Iwobi praised the Super Eagles coaching staff and players for making him feel comfortable from the very beginning.
“The staff and players welcomed me warmly from day one,” he noted.
The midfielder also credited his family’s Nigerian roots and guidance for influencing his decision to represent Nigeria internationally.
“My family advised me to give Nigeria a chance before making a final decision,” he added.
Iwobi admitted that embracing his Nigerian heritage became one of the best decisions of his football career.
“It quickly became clear that this was where I belonged,” he stressed.
The midfielder has grown into one of the key figures within the Super Eagles setup over the years.
“He remains one of the most experienced players in the current squad,” many football observers believe.
Iwobi’s milestone continues to attract praise from supporters and former players alike.
“Reaching 100 caps for Nigeria is a major achievement,” supporters continue to say.
For Alex Iwobi, the message is clear.
Representing Nigeria has been a special journey.
Family and heritage played a major role in his decision.
And reaching 100 appearances remains a proud and emotional milestone.
Because wearing the national team jersey consistently over many years reflects dedication, loyalty, and passion for the country.
