The Super Eagles’ participation has given Bayer Leverkusen winger Nathan Tella more confidence.
The 24-year-old, who was born in England to Nigerian parents, made his Super Eagles debut last week against the Warriors of Zimbabwe in a 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier.
Victor Boniface took Tella’s place at halftime after Tella had started the match.
Read Also: Minister of sports breaks silence on Peseiro’s future with the Super Eagles
The former Burnley player is again fully committed to club football.
On Thursday night, Leverkusen and Hacken, a Swedish team, will play in the UEFA Europa League (today).
Tella, before the meeting scheduled for the Nya Ullevi, Goteborg, said he feels happy.
“I have gained a great deal of confidence over the past few weeks. You always want to play as a player, especially in the big games,” he said to reporters.
My international debut was beneficial to me as well. I’m now eagerly anticipating the game.
