Former Nigeria skipper, John Obi Mikel has disclosed that he want to continue playing football and hope that he has opportunities to do so.
Mikel left Turkish side Trabzonspor in March after the Turkish football authority failed to put football activities on hold amidst coronavirus pandemic.
The 33-year-old is was strongly linked with a to Brazilian side Botafogo, but nothing as materialised so far, when asked about the recent rumor to Egyptian league, Mikel said he is open to good offers.
“I never ruled anything out, my goal is to continue playing football, and I hope I will have the opportunity. I do not reject any offers made to me, but rather study them well until I make the right decision.” he told ONsports.
Mikel played for Nigeria from the U17 to the Super Eagles and appeared in FIFA U-17, U20, and senior world cup.
He helped Nigeria win the African cup of Nations in 2013, under the tutelage of late Stephen Keshi in 2013.
Mikel retired from the national team in 2019 after leading Nigeria to third place finish at the African cup of Nations in Egypt.
