Super Eagles reserve goalkeeper, Chigozie Agbim, has told Complete Sports that playing at the 2014 FIFA World Cup will be a life time experience for him as he looks forward to the busy June schedule.
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Agbim who was part of the team that won the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa said playing for the national team has made him a better player and he is ready to demonstrate that anytime he is called upon by the coaches.
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"I am training and looking forward to the matches we have in June because it is the dream of every player to make a positive impact in those matches and I need to work really hard towards it. So I am really doing fine to make an impact as well," he began.
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"The matches we are going to play in June are very crucial and the coaches have told us that we need to be very fit and be at our best before any player can make the team."
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The dark complexioned goalkeeper who was expected to be transferred from Warri Wolves to Rangers International of Enugu shortly after the Nations Cup in South Africa further said that he remains focused to have a flourishing career.
I think World Cup should be ultimate for every national team player. Every quality footballer would love to feature in it
World Cup football is the best every player would love to experience. Nigeria must be there!