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Super Eagles of Nigeria and Granada of Spain football club star Ramos Azeez has made it known to people that he knew working hard will be the key to return him back to the Nigeria national team after five years of absent and he started that years ago.

The Spanish Laliga Santander star said he was happy to be back in the Super Eagles team after being shunned for several years, but the midfielder was given a call up to Nigeria Super Eagles after scoring a crucial goal in Granada 2-0 victory over FC Barcelona last year.

Ramon Azeez who was former Nigeria Golden eaglets and Flying Eagles star debuted for Nigeria super eagles in 2014 against the Mexican national team in an international friendly match and he was part of late coach Stephen Keshi's squad that played in Brazil 2014 world cup.

In a chat with AOI Ramon Azeez said hard work and dedication helped him to return to the Super Eagles because he really learned a lot of lessons during his five years of absent.

"Hard work and dedication to my game helped me to return to the Super Eagles. Those five years really taught me a lot and I knew I needed to work very hard to deserve a recall."

The former Almeria midfielder continued saying he was really frustrated and he felt the pain but he was determined.

"It was frustrating and painful you know. I really felt the pain but I was determined. I was delighted when I got a fresh call from the coach and I knew it was due to the hard work put in." He concluded.

Azeez came to limelight again after scoring a minute goal against FC Barcelona in his club's victory and since then he has been part of Nigeria super eagles squad, by getting regular call up to the team and he was part of the squad invited for the qualifier matches against the Sierra Leone national team slated for March and April before it was postponed till further notice due to Coronavirus pandemic.

He has now resumed training with Granada as the Spanish Laliga Santander is set to resume next month after a long break because of Covid-19 pandemic.