Super Eagles captain Ahmed Musa has said he hopes to make more history with the team after he won his 100th international cap against Central African Republic.
Ahmed Musa has now joined Vincent Enyeama and Joseph Yobo as the Nigeria stars to have played at least a 100 times each for the country.
“Wow! What can I say? I wouldn’t have been able to achieve this without the support of my family, teammates, officials and fans,” The Eagles skipper tweeted.
“To crown it all, (we won) important three points in our game (vs Central African Republic).
“Thank you so much.
“I don’t take any of this for granted.
“We will continue to make history #101”
His milestone was celebrated by the airline crew and the entire delegation on the way back to Nigeria.
World football governing body FIFA and former club Kano Pillars were also among the first to celebrate the forward’s achievement.
Ahmed Musa, 28, who made his Super Eagles debut in 2010, has also scored the most goals by a Nigeria at the World Cup.
He has scored a total of four goals at the 2014 and 2018 World Cups.
