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- Updated: July 31, 2016
Victor Kayode has not given up hope of playing for Sierra Leone
Nigeria-born Victor Kayode insists he has not given up hope of playing for Sierra Leone, despite being continuously overlooked for selection.
The Azerbaijan-based midfielder, who was born in Ondo state to Nigerian parents, decided to play for Leone Stars four years ago – claiming his maternal grandfather was from Sierra Leone.
Since doubts over Kayode’s eligibility were removed, five different coaches have taken charge of Sierra Leone, but he is still awaiting his first call-up.
I think if the Leone Stars coach wants me he can check my records and he’ll see that I’m qualified and ready to play
Victor KayodeZire FC midfielder
“I’m not given up as I still want to play for Sierra Leone,” Kayode told BBC Sport.
The player, who turns 30 in September, came close to making his debut for …
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