Exciting news for fans of the Super Eagles as William Troost-Ekong resumes full training with PAOK Saloniki in Greece, following a successful recovery from surgery. The 30-year-old defender, who bravely played through injury during the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) where he earned the Player of the Tournament award, underwent surgery shortly after the tournament to address his injury. Despite facing adversity, Ekong delivered a commendable performance, leading Nigeria to the Afcon final. He underwent minor surgery in Finland and took time to recuperate in London before returning to training in Thessaloniki. In an interview with Sportblog247.com, Ekong shared insights into his journey of overcoming challenges and emerging as a key player for both club and country. Notably, Ekong is expected to feature in PAOK’s upcoming matches as they contend for the Greek Super League title. Furthermore, with Nigeria gearing up for crucial World Cup qualifiers, Ekong’s return to fitness is timely as the team aims to secure their spot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Under the guidance of new national team manager Finidi George, Ekong expresses confidence in Nigeria’s prospects and highlights the importance of giving back to society. He plans to launch his charity foundation, aiming to inspire the next generation and create positive change through various community projects, including the establishment of educational facilities. Ekong’s dedication to both football and philanthropy underscores his commitment to making a lasting impact on and off the field.