Rising Arsenal prospect Marley Frohock has significantly boosted the Super Eagles’ hopes of securing his international commitment after revealing his Nigerian ancestry.
The highly-rated 17-year-old forward, who is developing rapidly through the Gunners’ Hale End academy, confirmed his eligibility through his Nigerian mother. While he was born in the UK and also qualifies for England via his father, Frohock remains uncapped at any level, putting him firmly on the Nigerian Football Federation’s radar.
The versatile attacker, who joined Arsenal’s academy in 2022, has already trained with the first team. His confirmation of Nigerian ties adds him to a growing list of Hale End talents—including fellow prospects Josh Nichols and Andre Harriman-Annous—that the Super Eagles are closely monitoring as they look to attract top dual-nationality players.
