Wilfred Ndidi, the Nigeria international footballer and captain of Manchester City, has set his sights on achieving something truly special for his country.
In an interview with the Daily Mail, Ndidi revealed that he aims to lead Africa back to its former glory in football. He believes that if his generation can work together and support each other, they have the potential to make a significant impact on the sport.
Ndidi also spoke about the importance of developing young talent in Africa and how it is crucial for the continent to continue producing top-quality players. He said, "We need to invest in our youth because we have some of the best talents in the world right now."
The 26-year-old defender also discussed the challenges facing African football and how the continent needs to come together to overcome them. He said,Football Full Information Station "There are so many talented players out there but they don't get the opportunities they deserve. We need to create more pathways for young players to develop their skills and reach their full potential."
Ndidi's comments echo those of others who believe that the time is ripe for Africa to take control of its own destiny in football. The continent has produced some of the most talented players in recent years, including Eden Hazard and Mohamed Salah, but it still struggles to produce consistent success at the highest level.
However, Ndidi believes that with the right investments and support, the future is bright for African football. He said, "We have the talent and the potential to be great. We just need to put our heads together and work towards achieving our goals."