A Tug of War Between Nigeria and England for Crystal Palace’s Star, Ebere Eze

61802 a tug of war between nigeria and england for crystal palaces star ebere eze
61802 a tug of war between nigeria and england for crystal palaces star ebere eze

Crystal Palace midfielder, Eberechi Eze, has found himself in the midst of a transfer tug of war between England and Nigeria, according to recent reports from the Daily Mail.

The 24-year-old has played a pivotal role in Crystal Palace’s success in recent months, thanks to his excellent performances under the guidance of coach Roy Hodgson. Eze’s six goals in seven matches have been a key factor in Palace’s recent win-streak, helping the team fend off relegation threats.

Eze’s inspiring performances have not gone unnoticed, with both Gareth Southgate (England’s national team boss) and Nigeria eager to have him on their side.

Southgate hopes to make Eze a full member of England’s national squad, and his recent performances have put him on the coach’s radar. However, Nigeria is also keen to have Eze come over to their side. They have made attempts in the past to invite the player to their team, but Eze has yet to make a decision.

Eze is qualified to play for Nigeria as he is eligible through his parents, but he was born in England and could opt for an international career with the Three Lions.

It remains to be seen if Eze will choose to play for England or Nigeria. However, the interest from both sides adds a new chapter to the star midfielder’s burgeoning career and highlights the competition within international football for some of the world’s most sought-after talents.

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