Alex Iwobi Deletes All Instagram Post After AFCON Final Loss

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Alex Iwobi has deleted all his Instagram pictures after Nigeria’s 2023 AFCON final loss to Ivory Coast, MySportDab reports.

Iwobi was key to the Super Eagles squad playing as a midfielder throughout the tournament. He regularly starts ahead of his competitor Moses Simon.

In the final against Cote D’Ivoire, Nigeria head coach Jose Peseiro started Alex Iwobi before bringing on Moses Simon with the game ending in a loss for the Super Eagles.

Since the loss, some Nigeria fans have blamed Iwobi for his poor performance in the game, insisting he did not do enough after over 45 minutes of action.

Apparently bumping into incessant criticisms on social media after the AFCON defeat, Iwobi took a rather shocking move, deleting all his posts on social media today.

His decision to clear his Instagram is obviously linked to the heavy backlash he has received on social media after the match.

READ ALSO: Nigeria VP Shettima Commends Super Eagles Despite AFCON Final Loss

Nigeria lost 2023 AFCON final – their 8th AFCON final – to the tournament’s hosts Ivory Coast. The Ivoriens shoved their defeat to the Super Eagles in the Group stages to dominate the game and grab a comeback win.

William-Troost Ekong has gave the Super Eagles the lead against the run of play in the 36th minute before the Ivoriens fought back through Franck Kessie and Sebastian Haller.

22-year-old Brighton winger Simon Adingra starred for the Ivoriens, providing the two assists that saw the Elephants out the Super Eagles to sword at the Alassane Quatarra Stadium in Abidjan to clinch the coveted football trophy in Africa.

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