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Nigerian goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali has finally addressed reports of online threats directed at him following his standout performance in the 2023 AFCON match against South Africa.

In an interview with BluePrint, Nwabali asserted, “I must go back to my club,” emphasizing his commitment to Chippa United, the South African club he joined in October 2022.

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Downplaying the threats, the goalkeeper remarked, “This is football,” highlighting the inherent competitiveness of the sport and suggesting that such reactions, while unwelcome, are not entirely surprising.

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“I must go back to my club because they own me,” reiterated Nwabali, underscoring his professional responsibility and contractual commitment to Chippa United despite the negative reactions and threats.

Furthermore, Nwabali pointed out that South Africa had also eliminated other teams during their AFCON journey, emphasizing that threats against him should be contextualized within the competitive nature of the tournament.

His measured response sets a positive example for athletes facing online abuse, showcasing maturity and composure in navigating such incidents by focusing on professionalism and contractual responsibilities.

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