Jordon Ibe also wants to snub Nigeria in attempt to earn England World Cup place

Bournemouth star, Jordan Ibe is set to snub Nigeria in an attempt to represent England at this year's world cup in Russia.
The 22-year-old winger who's in a top form of his life scored the winning goal for Bournemouth that saw his team clinch a 2 -1 victory against Arsenal on Sunday.

 

The British footballer born to a Nigerian father, whose real name is Jordon Ashley Femi Ibe qualifies for Nigeria through his dad but is refusing to give up on forcing his way into the Three Lions team, despite interest from the NFF to offer him the chance to fight for a World Cup place.

According to UK Sun, Ibe who has six assists and one goal in all competitions this season wants to make sure he is available for Gareth Southgate if the England boss is looking at his options for next summer’s tournament despite Nigeria wanting him.
In 2015, the youngster was picked by Southgate for the Under-21s England team.
Last year, Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham committed his future to England despite meeting with the NFF President Amaju Pinnick to switch international allegiance to play for the Super Eagles of Nigeria at the World cup.