Akor ready to seize Super Eagles chance – Utaka
Montpellier forward Jerome Akor has what it takes to shine for the Super Eagles when the opportunity arises, according to former Nigerian international John Utaka.
"Akor is a potential Super Eagles striker," Utaka stated in a recent interview. "He’s a hard worker, possesses an ideal physique for a striker, and has an excellent mindset. I am confident he will seize his chance when he gets called up to the national team."
Utaka further revealed that the 24 year old striker, who recently recovered from an injury that sidelined him for two matches, has rejoined the Montpellier squad.
"He’s back in the team now," Utaka confirmed, expressing optimism about Akor’s return to form.
The young forward has also credited Utaka, a former Montpellier great, for aiding his smooth transition to French football after his move from Norwegian club Lillestrom last year.
Editorial
Jerome Akor’s story highlights the value of nurturing promising talent in football. With endorsements from a legend like John Utaka, the 24 year old striker seems poised for a bright future with the Super Eagles. His hard work, physical presence, and mental fortitude mark him as an exciting prospect for Nigeria.
The Super Eagles’ history is rich with players who maximised their potential on the global stage. Akor has shown flashes of brilliance during his stint in Norway and now in France, suggesting he could join this illustrious lineage. Utaka’s mentorship underscores the importance of former players guiding the next generation a dynamic that has proven successful worldwide.
Montpellier forward Jerome Akor has what it takes to shine for the Super Eagles when the opportunity arises, according to former Nigerian international John Utaka.
"Akor is a potential Super Eagles striker," Utaka stated in a recent interview. "He’s a hard worker, possesses an ideal physique for a striker, and has an excellent mindset. I am confident he will seize his chance when he gets called up to the national team."
Utaka further revealed that the 24 year old striker, who recently recovered from an injury that sidelined him for two matches, has rejoined the Montpellier squad.
"He’s back in the team now," Utaka confirmed, expressing optimism about Akor’s return to form.
The young forward has also credited Utaka, a former Montpellier great, for aiding his smooth transition to French football after his move from Norwegian club Lillestrom last year.
Editorial
Jerome Akor’s story highlights the value of nurturing promising talent in football. With endorsements from a legend like John Utaka, the 24 year old striker seems poised for a bright future with the Super Eagles. His hard work, physical presence, and mental fortitude mark him as an exciting prospect for Nigeria.
The Super Eagles’ history is rich with players who maximised their potential on the global stage. Akor has shown flashes of brilliance during his stint in Norway and now in France, suggesting he could join this illustrious lineage. Utaka’s mentorship underscores the importance of former players guiding the next generation a dynamic that has proven successful worldwide.