By Ikenwa Nnabuogor
Another diasporan Destiny Udogie with Nigerian blood gushing in his veins has been lost to his country of birth, Italy as he was named in the Azzuri’s team by manager Luciano Spalleti.
Udogie joins a horde of Nigerian-born player to dump his roots for his country of birth as the numbers grow with each passing time.
That’s a top quality passed up as it’s very unclear of the NFF pushed to have the top class Tottenham Hotspur left back in the Super Eagles’ fold.
The youngster would have locked down the Eagles’ left back position and thrown the keys into sea, retiring the bunch struggling to stamp authority and win the fans’ hearts just like the last matador, Celestine Babayaro.
Udogie would also have lasted a “century” in the Eagles’ ranks and most probably captained the great fatherland.
We wish Udogie well as Nigeria continue to count their losses.
The Lost Ark
1. Paul McGrath – Republic of Ireland
2. John Salako – England
3. Gabriel Agbonlahor – England
4. Sidney Sam – Germany
5. Jamal Musiala – Germany
6. Emmanuel Olisadebe – Poland
7. Fikayo Tomori – England
8. Bukayo Saka – England
9. Manuel Akanji – Switzerland
10. Azuka Harbor – USA
11. Oguchi Onyewu – USA
12. Folarin Balogun – Canada
13. Ike Ugbo – Canada
14. Danjuma – Holland
15. Innocent Emeghara – Switzerland
16. Seyi Adebayo – Togo
17. Razak Omotoyossi – Benin Republic
18. Tosin – Benin Republic
19. Tammy Abraham – England
20. Adekigbe – USA
21. Philip Billing Anyanwu – Denmark
22. Chidozie Ogbena – Ireland
23. Omobamidele – Ireland
24. Bazunu – Ireland
25. Mbong Junior – Malta
26. Conny Barnes Eze – Hong Kong
27. Muri Ogunbiyi – Benin Republic
28. Victor Igbonefo – Indonesia
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