Cardiff City striker, Peter Odemwingie, has expressed his hopes of being called up by Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi, for next year’s World Cup in Brazil.

The former West Brom attacker, has not been invited to the Nigerian national since Keshi took over as head coach, but is looking forward to being at his second World Cup.

“I was in the Nigeria squad for the last World Cup finals in South Africa and I would love the chance to go again,” Odemwingie told WalesOnline.

“I believe I have a chance and when it comes I would be delighted. I haven’t been selected lately because the coach is making changes to the squad and it affected all the older players so the situation wasn’t friendly.

“Playing for my country in Brazil would mean so much to me. No player will be in the squad unless they do well for their various clubs. Brazil is even more popular football-wise so it will be great if it happens”.

Each generation must discover its mission, fulfill it or betray it, in relative opacity -oga sorry pls pack well let new ones step in.....................

Let's face the fact, Osaze is som1 that would bring so much good to the team if only he can drop his ego...this guy get talent wella n he can be a constant threat in d attack.

with his very good skill and talent. his got a very bad attitude, which is an unforgiving spirit, if he is giving the chance to come back to the Super Eagles, he will do everything to get back at Stephen Keshi just like he did to Samson Saisai during the qualifiers for 2012 Nations cup.

My
advice is, let him come and play a full whole season with enyimba in the
nigerian league. Then we can start thinking of calling him back to the
S.E