Super Eagles captain, Vincent Eneyama, has dropped a big hint that he is set to quit. As stated by reports, the previous Enyimba goal-keeper has revealed that he'll hold roundtable talks with the national team handlers soon to sort out his international future. After the World Cup in Brazil, there were speculations that Enyeama will quit international football, however, those suggestions were made to rest when he honoured the African Cup of Nations qualifying fixtures against Sudan. "They are not rumours. I've to stop at some point, I can't keep playing until I get old," he stated. "I've to stop at some point and then concentrate on my club football, for now I don’t know. "With 100 caps in the bag. I'm going to speak to the coaches, see the way forward because a whole lot of things have to be sorted out. "We will sit down and we will sort things out," Enyeama told supesport.com on Wednesday. He has represented Nigeria in the last 13 years, and played in three FIFA World Cup tournaments.
