Nigeria offers Hertha Berlin defender, Jordan Torunarigha, 2018 World Cup ticket

The Nigerian Football Federation, NFF, has offered Hertha Berlin defender, Jordan Torunarigha ticket to represent the country at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

Jordan, who is eligible to play for both Nigeria and Germany, will have to make a choice within few days either to accept or reject the offer.

Thomas Zorn, Jordan's agent confirmed that the Super Eagles coach, Gernot Rohr reached out to the German-Nigerian defender to play for his father's country-home at the World Cup.

"That's true. We have such a request from the NFF," Kwese ESPN quoted the Agent to have confirmed to BZ.

"Jordan must listen to his heart," Zorn said. "This request is a huge honour, and also a confirmation of his great development. But I think his journey for the German FA is not over."

Hertha coach Pal Dardai also said the World Cup is a huge chance for Jordan but it might be better if he first plays for Germany's U21 team.

"The World Cup is a huge chance for him, it might be better for his development if he first plays for Germany's U21," the coach said.

Rohr, the Nigeria-side coach recently made an underground check on the 19-year-old player who has played for Germany's youth team since late 2014 with about 21appearances for the club in Bundesliga and Europa League competition.