Speculation surrounding a possible international switch by William Osula to represent the Nigeria national football team has been firmly dismissed, with sources confirming that no discussions have taken place between the player and Nigerian football authorities.
Recent reports had suggested that the Nigeria Football Federation was actively working to secure the forward’s commitment and had opened talks over a potential switch in allegiance.
However, those claims have now been described as inaccurate, with no contact established either with the player or the Super Eagles’ technical crew led by Eric Chelle.
Osula, who currently plays for Newcastle United, remains eligible to represent Nigeria despite featuring for Denmark at youth level.
The 22-year-old has yet to make a senior appearance for the European nation, leaving the door open for a future change in line with FIFA regulations.
Despite growing attention around his performances in English football, officials within the NFF have distanced themselves from the rumours, insisting there has been no formal approach or ongoing negotiations regarding his international future.
The striker continues to focus on his development at club level, where his strength, pace, and attacking presence have marked him out as a player with significant potential.
For now, his international allegiance remains undecided, with no immediate plans indicating a switch to Nigeria.
