William Troost-Ekong says it was an honour to captain Premier League club Watford in Saturday’s Premier League clash against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
The Nigeria international, who only joined the Hornets from Serie A club Udinese last summer was surprisingly handed the armband in the 2-0 defeat at Vicarage Road.
Despite the disappointing the result, Troost-Ekong took to the social media to show his appreciation.
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”Absolute honour to lead the boys out for the first time over the weekend. Will always do my best for the team,” he tweeted
Watford have won just one of their four Premier League game this season.
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