The 24-year-old forward took to X shortly after Nigeria lifted the Unity Cup trophy to celebrate what was a memorable international debut camp with the national team.
Azeez wrote:
“Really proud to score a brace on my Nigeria Super Eagles debut and finish the camp winning the Unity Cup! Honoured to represent this country and thank you to everyone for the support”
The talented winger was one of the standout performers for Nigeria during the tournament after scoring two goals on his Super Eagles debut in the semi-final victory against Zimbabwe. His brilliant brace helped send Nigeria into the Unity Cup final and immediately won the admiration of fans across the country.
Azeez retained his place in the starting lineup for the final as the Super Eagles went on to secure the Unity Cup title, capping off a dream international break for the England-born attacker.
The former Reading star has been in impressive form recently, enjoying a strong campaign with Millwall F.C. before earning his maiden senior call-up to the Nigerian national team. His performances in the Unity Cup have now strengthened his case for more opportunities under Super Eagles head coach Eric Chelle.
Nigeria’s success at the Unity Cup once again highlighted the growing depth within the Super Eagles squad, with several debutants making strong impressions during the tournament in London.