Ahmed Musa

Nigerian footballer with World Cup appearances

Ahmed Musa - Athletes & Sports Figures born October 14th, 1992
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A Nigerian footballer, this player gained recognition for his performances in international competitions. Primarily a forward, he has played for notable clubs including CSKA Moscow and Leicester City. His career was marked by impressive skills and speed on the pitch. This player represented Nigeria in multiple Africa Cup of Nations tournaments and participated in the 2014 and 2018 FIFA World Cups, scoring pivotal goals during these tournaments. The player holds the record for being the first Nigerian to score more than once in a single World Cup match.

Played for CSKA Moscow and Leicester City

Scored twice in a World Cup match against Argentina in 2018

Represented Nigeria in two FIFA World Cups

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