Super Eagles’
Goalkeeper, Carl Ikeme is ready once
again to join his mates in the battle to qualify for both the Russia 2018 World
Cup and the Cameroon 2019 African Nations Cup. The Wolverhampton Wanderers of England star has been out injured for
both club and country since the Super Eagles defeated Zambia 2-1 in a World Cup
qualifier in Ndola and he is eager to return to the fold immediately.
Apart from training to
get back to fitness following his recovery from injury, Ikeme has also been
engrossed in trying to get some players with Nigerian parentage to play for the
country instead of waiting for opportunities with England.
He said “It has been slow and tough. It
was something I was carrying for a long time. I couldn’t play or train. It took
more than a normal hamstring injury. I have been working hard every day with
the physios and hopefully, I am closer to getting back to training. I think I
should be back to full fitness because I have not been able to do too much but
I’ve been strong. I have been training hard with the team in the last three
weeks. I am hoping I should be back to normal training in two weeks. It is
just disappointing that the injuries are coming at a time when we have the
qualifiers. I am excited though, that I am returning to fitness and hopefully,
I would have an injury-free season.”
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