The Fulham star achieved the landmark on Wednesday, becoming one of the most experienced players in the current Super Eagles setup and joining an elite group of Nigerian football legends to reach a century of international caps.
Iwobi, who made his senior debut for Nigeria in 2015, has grown into a key figure for the national team over the past decade, consistently featuring across qualifiers, AFCON tournaments, and major international friendlies.
The 100-cap achievement places him among an exclusive list of Nigerian greats, highlighting his long-standing commitment and influence within the national team setup.
He is now widely regarded as one of the most dependable midfielders in the squad, known for his creativity, work rate, and experience on the international stage.
Iwobi’s century of caps further cements his legacy as one of Nigeria’s modern-day football mainstays, with his contribution continuing to play a significant role in the Super Eagles’ ongoing transition and ambitions on the global stage.
As Nigeria continues to build towards future tournaments, the midfielder’s milestone serves as a reminder of consistency, professionalism, and long-term dedication to the green and white colours.