William Troost-Ekong nominated for FIFA Best Men’s Defender award

Issa Said

Super Eagles captain William Troost-Ekong has been shortlisted for the coveted FIFA Best Men’s Defender award, a recognition that underscores his remarkable performances on both domestic and international fronts.

The Nigerian centre-back is among an elite group of defenders in the running for the prestigious accolade, alongside standout players from some of the world’s top clubs, including Real Madrid, Manchester City, and Bayern Munich.

Troost-Ekong’s inclusion on this esteemed list highlights his consistency and leadership at the back for both club and country.

His strong performances with the Super Eagles, where he has been a cornerstone of the defence, have contributed to Nigeria’s successes in recent international competitions.

The FIFA Best awards, which celebrate the finest footballing talent across various categories, are determined by votes from national team coaches, captains, and journalists from around the globe.

Troost-Ekong’s nomination is a testament to his ability to compete at the highest levels, facing off against some of the best defensive talent in world football.

With the football world taking notice of his skill, discipline, and leadership qualities, Troost-Ekong has firmly established himself as one of the most formidable defenders in the international game.

His inclusion in this prestigious list not only elevates his profile but also brings pride to Nigerian football as he stands among the best in the world.

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