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West Ham youngster, ππ’ππ‘πππ₯ πππ«π has expressed interest in representing Nigeria at U-20 level. The 19-year old has caught the eye in East London with impressive performances and has now set his sights set on a call up to Nigeriaβs Flying Eagles camp, ahead of the the FIFA U-20 World Cup 2023.
Dare was born and raised in Nigeriaβs Oyo State, before moving to England with π π₯ππππ°π¨π¨π ππ¨π°π§. He was subsequently sent on loan to non-league ππππππ¨π«π πππ§π ππ«π¬, where he quickly caught the attention of scouts from πππ¬π πππ¦ and got offered a spot on the clubβs ranks.
He has been described as tricky and pacy, while also possessing the agility required to cope with the demands of the modern day left winger. His dream is to represent his country of birth at youth level and proceed to the senior national team, the Super Eagles one day. He believes that his skills can make an impact on the international stage, and is determined to get there.
In recent interviews, Dare has expressed his desire to be noticed by the Head Coach of Nigeriaβs national U-20s team, Ladan Bosso. He understands that the competition is tough, with many talented players vying for a spot on the squad, but remains optimistic that his performance at club level will speak for itself and result in a call up.
Nigeria have qualified for the FIFA U-20 World Cup alongside AFCON U-20 champions Senegal and runners up Gambia, as well as 4th placed Tunisia for the showpiece starting May 20, through to June 11, 2023.