FIFA World Cup countdown: Top 10 Nigerian footballers of all time
By Liam Apicella , Features Editor 10. Vincent Enyeama (2002-present, 89 caps, no goals) © Getty Images There arguably won't be a more in-form goalkeeper heading to Brazil than Enyeama. An ever-present for Lille, the 31-year-old became the first ever goalkeeper to win Ligue 1's African Footballer of the Year award. He is also the maiden Nigerian to claim the accolade. Many feel that the recognition was deserved, having conceded just 25 goals in 37 outings between the posts. Speaking recently, the gloveman said: "It's amazing, a great honour and I deeply appreciate it. I must first give glory to God, my teammates, family and our beautiful fans for their remarkable support. It's a reward for team effort and having great people in front of me. Together we've endured a tough but interesting season." His international career got underway fully at the 2002 World Cup where he kept a clean sheet against England in the group stages, while in 2...