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FULL LIST OF NIGERIAN PLAYERS GOING TO THE WORLD CUP

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Last updated: June 8, 2026 10:02 pm
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Published: June 8, 2026
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By David AFOLABI

After failing to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, despite a record 10 African teams making it to the 48-team tournament, the green and white jersey of the Super Eagles will not be on display in North America.

Yet, scattered across nine different squads heading to the United States, Mexico, and Canada this month, there will be fifteen footballers whose roots trace back to Nigerian soil.

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While Nigeria may be absent, Nigerian football will be on display at the World Cup.

Nigeria’s loss will be the gains of Canada, Switzerland, Austria, Norway, the USA, England, France, Germany, and South Africa.

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Below is the full list:

Owen Goodman: Canada  

Manuel Akanji; Switzerland

David Alaba: Austria (captain)

Noah Okafor: Switzerland

Antonio Nusa: Norway

Felix Nmecha: Germany

Carney Chukwuemeka: Austria  

Bukayo Saka: England

Jamal Musiala: Germany

Michael Olise: France

Folarin Balogun: USA

Eberechi Eze: England

Noni Madueke: England

Promise David: Canada  

Tani Oluwaseyi: Canada

Ime Okon: South Africa

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