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Alex Iwobi Getting Better in Hospital After Suffering Food Poisoning

Admin March 22, 2016

Alex IwobiArsenal midfielder Alex Iwobi has been forced out of training with Nigeria after suffering from food poisoning, Nigeria coach Samson Siasia has confirmed. But sources at the camp said the gifted teenager is recovering fast in an undisclosed hospital and is expected to be fully fit for Friday’s cracker against Egypt in Kaduna.

Iwobi, 19, was struck down after eating a salad with the rest of the squad at the training base in Abuja.

“He suffered from food poisoning and so was not part of the training,” Siasia told a news conference. “But his condition is stable.”

Iwobi has played two friendlies for Nigeria, having come through the youth ranks with England, and was expected to make his first competitive appearance for the country of his birth in an African Nations Cup qualifier against Egypt on Friday.

That would have meant Iwobi’s international allegiance was pledged to Nigeria, with reports on Monday that England had tried to get the player to commit to them.

Iwobi linked up with Nigeria after scoring on his first Premier League start for the Gunners on Saturday, in a 2-0 victory at Everton. ESPN

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