Falconets striker Sophia Omidiji has hinted that her brother, Lateef Omidiji Jr, remains committed to the United States ahead of Nigeria at international level.<br /><br />And the <span>FC Eindhoven star, who flew to California to watch Lateef in action during the USA U14s get-together , has backed the </span>FC Dordrecht teen sensation to be promoted to the U17s in the not too distant future, having impressed at the <span>training camp.<br /><br /></span>&ldquo;To be honest- if Nigeria gets her act together at youth levels, put a team together at U15 (which I don&rsquo;t see them doing because of funding) I think there&rsquo;s a chance but he is happy with US Soccer. At U17 three years from now, who knows, &rdquo; Sophia Omidiji told <b>allnigeriasoccer.com</b>.<br /><br />&ldquo;He was easily one of the top performers at the camp as I was there for the last two days, flew in to give support.&rdquo;<br /><br />So much has been said and written about Lateef Omidiji prior to his first call-up to the United States squad, and the 13-year-old did not disappoint one bit.<br /><br />&nbsp;&ldquo;He was the most technical, fastest and decisive with the ball- didn&rsquo;t score (played on the left wing) but his qualities are never hard to see- all I could hear in the stands are people watching saying &ldquo;is that the Nigerian kid?&rdquo; <br /><br />&ldquo;Is that the kid from Holland? &ldquo;wow, that kid is good&rdquo; Sophia added. <br /><br />Several teams in Europe not limited to Arsenal, Barcelona and PSG are believed to monitoring the progress of Lateef Omidiji, who has been dubbed the new Luis Suarez and a higher version of Karamoko Dembele by some of the top scouts in the world. <br /><br />Ifeanyi Emmanuel <br />