Ahmed Musa ends international career after 15 years with Super Eagles
Ahmed Musa has officially retired from international football, ending a remarkable 15-year journey with Nigeria’s national team. The announcement came on June 5, 2025, prompting tributes from teammates, clubs, and football officials. Musa leaves as Nigeria’s most capped men’s player and a celebrated leader. His legacy is being widely honored across the football community.
Match highlights
- Ahmed Musa announced his retirement from international football on June 5, 2025, after earning 111 caps.
- The Nigeria Football Federation and Kano Pillars praised his leadership, consistency, and achievements.
- Former and current Super Eagles players, including Kenneth Omeruo and Moses Simon, shared heartfelt tributes on social media.
- Musa remains with Kano Pillars as general manager and registered player, continuing his club career.
- The National Sports Commission called his retirement the end of a historic chapter in Nigerian football.
