Wilfred Ndidi confirms full fitness ahead of Nigeria’s World Cup qualifiers against Rwanda and Zimbabwe. After recovering from injury, the Leicester City midfielder reassures fans and coach Eric Chelle of his readiness. Ndidi’s return is a major boost for Nigeria’s qualification hopes.
Wilfred Ndidi, a key player for Leicester City and the Super Eagles, has confirmed his return to full fitness ahead of Nigeria’s upcoming World Cup qualifiers. After recovering from an injury that sidelined him in December and January, Ndidi played 180 minutes in two games earlier this month, including Leicester's FA Cup match against Manchester United and a Premier League loss to Arsenal.
With Nigeria's crucial qualifiers against Rwanda and Zimbabwe approaching, Super Eagles head coach Eric Chelle will be eager to include Ndidi, a player who has been instrumental in the past. Ndidi reassured his national team coach and fans by stating, “I feel great and amazing,” expressing his readiness for the challenges ahead. The midfielder has already attracted attention from top European clubs like Atletico Madrid and Monaco, but his immediate focus is on helping Nigeria secure a spot in the 2026 World Cup. Despite Leicester's recent 2-0 defeat to Arsenal, Ndidi remained positive, highlighting the team’s resilience. As the World Cup qualifiers draw near, Ndidi’s fitness boost represents a vital asset for Nigeria’s ambitions.
