Arthur Okonkwo’s international allegiance switch from England to Nigeria has been confirmed by FIFA.The Wrexham goalkeeper made the decision to represent the Super Eagles late last year.Okonkwo has seen his international allegiance switch from England to Nigeria approved by FIFAGettyAnd football’s governing body have since formally approved Okonkwo’s request to play for Nigeria.The 24-year-old had turned out for England from Under-16 to U18 level, but never made a senior appearance for the Three Lions.Born in Camden, England, Okonkwo is eligible to play for the African powerhouse through his parents.Though won’t be featuring for Nigeria at the 2026 World Cup, after they lost their play-off qualification match to DR Congo.DR Congo went on to beat Jamaica in their intercontinental play-off clash last month.Axel Tuanzebe’s extra time goal saw the Leopards claim a 1-0 victory and secure a first World Cup spot in 52 years.A senior international debut for Okonkwo could now take place in June, with Nigeria to face Poland and Portugal in friendly encounters.Okonkwo came through the Arsenal ranks having joined the Gunners from Lindus Park in 2009.During his time at the club, the goalkeeper spent time on loan with Crewe Alexandra and Austrian side Sturm Graz in 2022 and 2023, respectively.Okonkwo moved to Wrexham on loan for the 2023/24 season before joining the Red Dragons permanently two years ago.Okonkwo moved to Wrexham permanently in 2024GettyAnd during his time with Wrexham, Okonkwo has gone on to become a mainstay for Phil Parkinson’s side.Wrexham have endured a whirlwind few years since Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac became majority shareholders in February 2021.In the time since, Wrexham have risen from the National League to the Championship.And they remain in play-off contention, though they have a fight on their hands if they are to secure a Premier League spot.Wrexham face play-off rivals Southampton at the Racecourse Ground on Tuesday night as they look to open up a four-point gap between themselves and Saints and Derby in seventh and eighth, respectively.Southampton’s Championship clash with Wrexham will be available to listen to live on talkSPORT 2.