Nigerian striker Jerome Adams has admitted it would be a dream come true to represent the Super Eagles, expressing hope that his performances at club level will eventually earn him a senior national team call-up.
Softfootball understands that the 24-year-old, who represented Nigeria at the 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cup with the Flying Eagles, is still waiting for his first invitation to the senior national team despite impressing for his club in recent seasons.
Speaking in an interview with Tribal Football, Adams said wearing the green and white jersey remains one of his biggest ambitions as a footballer.
The forward explained that while every Nigerian player dreams of featuring for the Super Eagles, his immediate focus is on consistently performing for his club and improving his game.
According to Adams, maintaining high standards and working hard every day is the best way to put himself in contention for future national team selection.
He described the opportunity to represent the three-time African champions at senior level as a privilege and said he is prepared to remain patient until his chance arrives.
Adams has continued to build his reputation through consistent displays in Europe, with his performances attracting attention from Nigerian football followers eager to see him earn a place in the national team.
With competition for attacking positions in the Super Eagles remaining fierce, the striker knows he must continue delivering at club level as he bids to convince the coaching staff that he deserves an opportunity on the international stage.
