Enyeama Celebrates Son Joining Lille U18s Former Super Eagles goalkeeper and captain Vincent Enyeama is celebrating his son's achievement of joining the Lille U18s. Enyeama expressed his joy on Facebook, posting photos of his son and captioning them with, God is the greatest, Home sweet home, back home in a different skin. Vincent Enyeama has a storied history with Lille, joining the club in July 2011 from Israel. Enyeama made a significant impact during his time at Lille, particularly during the 2013-2014 season under coach René Girard. Enyeama was handed the No. 1 shirt and, alongside a formidable defensive lineup, formed an impenetrable defence that kept clean sheets in 11 consecutive matches from September 15, 2013, to December 3, 2013. Enyeama’s streak ended on December 8, 2013, against Bordeaux, but his performances solidified his place in Lille’s history. He played for LOSC from October 26, 2011, to April 15, 2017, featuring in 164 matches and keeping 65 clean sheets. Editorial Vincent Enyeama's pride in his son's accomplishment is palpable and well deserved. His son's entry into Lille U18s marks a continuation of the Enyeama legacy at the French club. For a player who has had such a profound impact at Lille, seeing his son don the same club's jersey must be incredibly gratifying. Enyeama’s career at Lille was characterized by exceptional goalkeeping and leadership. His record of 11 consecutive clean sheets remains a testament to his skill and the formidable defence he marshalled. His son's presence at Lille U18s brings a sense of continuity and hope that the Enyeama name will continue to shine in European football. This milestone also underscores the importance of legacy and inspiration in sports. Vincent Enyeama's journey from Nigeria to becoming one of Lille’s most revered goalkeepers is an inspiring story for young athletes, including his son.