William Troost-Ekong

How Captain Troost-Ekong’s Retirement Reshapes Super Eagles

December 08, (THEWILL) — William Troost-Ekong has retired from international football, ending a decade of service to Nigeria's Super Eagles at a moment when his presence seemed most essential. The 31-year-old defender announced his decision on December 4, just...

Troost-Ekong Misses Final Cut For African Player Of The Year Award

November 18, (THEWILL) - William Troost-Ekong's outstanding Africa Cup of Nations MVP performance did not earn him a place among the final five contenders for the 2024 CAF African Player of the Year Award. The Confederation of African Football...

Nigerian Captain Troost-Ekong Joins Saudi Club Al Khalood

August 24, (THEWILL) – Super Eagles captain, William Troost-Ekong, has completed a transfer to Saudi Arabian Professional Football League club Al Khalood. The Nigerian defender signed a two-year contract with an option for an additional year, joining from Greek...

Troost-Ekong Makes History As First Player To Wear Sustainable Football Boots At Major Tournament

January 15, (THEWILL) - William Troost-Ekong made history on Sunday, becoming the first footballer to wear sustainably-made football boots at an international tournament. The defender debuted customised boots from eco-friendly brand Sokito during Nigeria's opening Africa Cup of Nations...

Watford Defender Troost-Ekong Completes Move To Greek Side PAOK

July 05, (THEWILL) - PAOK Thessaloniki FC have officially announced the signing of William Troost-Ekong, the captain of Nigeria's national team, from Watford. According to a statement on the Greek club's official website, the defender has agreed to a three-year...

Nigerian Defender Troost-Ekong To Return To Watford After Salernitana Loan

June 25, (THEWILL) - Super Eagles vice-captain, William Troost-Ekong, is set to bid farewell to Serie A side Salernitana and make a return to England, as his loan spell with the Italian club comes to an end on...
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Over 10,000 Nigerians Killed, Hundreds Of Villages Sacked By Gunmen Under Tinubu – Amnesty

Amnesty International says at least 10,217 people were killed in attacks by gunmen across seven states during the...
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