<font size=\"4\">Cologne forward Anthony Ujah , 23, has been nursing the ambition of&nbsp; <a href=\"http://tinyurl.com/o666dyk\" target=\"_blank\">playing for Nigeria </a>at the 2014 World Cup since his days at Lillestrom, and the moment of truth is almost around the corner.<br /><br />He was named in the 23 - man squad for the forerunner to the World Cup, the Confederations Cup and ever since his name has been omitted from several rosters announced by manager Stephen Keshi.<br /><br /><span class=\"\\&quot;notranslate\\&quot;\">&ldquo;</span>At the moment the trainer gives many players a chance because he wants to build a new team. <br /><br /><span class=\"\\&quot;notranslate\\&quot;\">&ldquo;</span>I had the chance at the Confed Cup and was there when we qualified for the World Cup.<br /><br /><span class=\"\\&quot;notranslate\\&quot;\">&ldquo;</span>Our coach told me last month that I would have done it well and he was pleased with me. <br /><br /><span class=\"\\&quot;notranslate\\&quot;\">&ldquo;</span>Now I have to improve my performance here in Cologne,</font><span class=\"\\&quot;notranslate\\&quot;\"><font size=\"4\">&rdquo; Ujah said to the online edition of German newspaper <i>Bild.</i><br /><br />Anthony Ujah has represented the Super Eagles four times in the past in matches against Mexico, Kenya, Namibia and Tahiti.</font><br /></span>