Rangers defender, Kenneth Igboke has vowed to be a good representative of the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, in the Super Eagles, DAILY POST reports.
Igboke was handed a maiden invitation to the Super Eagles by head coach, Finidi George this week.
The left-back was called up as a replacement for injured Napoli hitman, Victor Osimhen.
The young defender joins Olorunleke Ojo and Sodiq Ismail as the three local players in the 23-man squad for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against South Africa and Benin Republic.
Igboke has been a regular starter for Rangers since breaking into first team last season.
He promised to be a good ambassador of the club and the league in the national team.
“I am indeed delighted with this opportunity extended to me and I promise to make the best possible use of it to ensure that our country’s flag is hoisted at the next FIFA World Cup 2026. I feel so excited,” Igboke told Rangers media.
“I feel so happy to have been given this chance and I promise to be an excellent ambassador of my club, Rangers International FC and the NPFL, organizers of the league where we showcase our talent every week.
“I have the confidence that it would be a worthwhile experience for me and other home-based invitees to ensure we make room for more to be invited. With my fans’ and club members’ prayers and support, I shall defend our nation creditably.”
2026 WCQ: Igboke vows to represent Rangers, NPFL well in Super Eagles
