http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=129

Victor Moses has invited Nigeria officials to watch him play and train for Wigan with a view to representing the Super Eagles at the World Cup.

Wigan’s new £2.5million attacking starlet was included in the last England Under-21 squad, but did not feature.

The 19-year-old also qualifies for the African nation because he was born in Lagos, and both his parents are from Nigeria.

Now Nigeria’s new coach Lars Lagerback is keen to test out Moses in a friendly before naming his squad for South Africa.

But Moses wants to concentrate on establishing himself with Premier League Wigan in the remainder of the season following his January move from Crystal Palace.

Moses is, however, still keen on possibly representing his home nation at the World Cup.

Moses only played for England’s youth teams because of residency rules but could now change his allegiance back to the land of his birth.

And he has asked Nigeria representatives to come and watch him and meet Latics boss Roberto Martinez before making a decision.

if he is a good player, then add him to the squad. if he is like mikel obi, throw him away!!

@bboiabb

you said it all,every one is clamouring for a place in S.E squad.To me all the position should be open for every one(home based and foreign)to compete for a place,if possible the captaincy too.

dinsky:

http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=129

Victor Moses has invited Nigeria officials to watch him play and train for Wigan with a view to representing the Super Eagles at the World Cup.

Wigan’s new £2.5million attacking starlet was included in the last England Under-21 squad, but did not feature.

The 19-year-old also qualifies for the African nation because he was born in Lagos, and both his parents are from Nigeria.

Now Nigeria’s new coach Lars Lagerback is keen to test out Moses in a friendly before naming his squad for South Africa.

But Moses wants to concentrate on establishing himself with Premier League Wigan in the remainder of the season following his January move from Crystal Palace.

Moses is, however, still keen on possibly representing his home nation at the World Cup.

Moses only played for England’s youth teams because of residency rules but could now change his allegiance back to the land of his birth.

And he has asked Nigeria representatives to come and watch him and meet Latics boss Roberto Martinez before making a decision.

Lol. . .who no wan go world cup. Anyway, nothing bad in inviting him to camp and trying him out in one or two friendlies.

nigeria has qualified now see all of them rushing back to their fatherland, if it was possible i believe Agbolahor would also rush back

when amodu was in charge this guy did not want to play for nigeria,now that we have a white man as coach ,he is interested in playing?

na wa

he he who no like better thing.

Did you watch his match against bolton yesterday.That guy was sure as mess.To hell with him