Super Eagles Legends Shorunmu, Rufai, Reunite, Pose With Range Rovers

• Photo of Ike Shorunmu, Peter Rufai and Joseph Dosu has emerged as the three former Super Eagles goalkeepers reunited
• Dosu's younger brother, John, posted this awesome picture where the three men were seen in happy mood
• Rufai during his active playing days with the Super Eagles scored one goal in 65 appearances

John Dosu has taken to social media to post adorable photo of former Super Eagles goalkeepers Ike Shorunmu, Peter Rufai and Joseph Dosu reuniting after many years.

These three men were among the best African goalkeepers during their active playing days even though the career of Dosu did not last due to the accident he was involved in.

According to the photo John posted on his Twitter page, Shorunmu, Rufai and Dosu were seen posing in front of two Range Rovers.

Shorunmu in the Super Eagles

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Shorunmu was born in Lagos in 1967, and after few years in Nigeria, he moved to play in Switzerland and made his mark there.

In the Super Eagles, the former Shooting Stars goalie featured in 36 games.

Peter Rufai in Super Eagles

Popularly known as 'Dodo Mayana', the former Deportivo La Coruna stopper played 65 games for the Super Eagles and was able to score one goal.

Rufai represented Nigeria in two World Cups and many Africa Cup of Nations tournaments.

Joseph Dosu in Super Eagles

Dosu helped Julius Berger win the Nigerian FA Cup in November 1996, by keeping a clean sheet in the finals against Katsina United.

His career came to an abrupt end after a serious car accident in Lagos in 1997, which almost left him paralysed.

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He was only able to play three games for the Super Eagles.

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Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how former Nigerian international Vincent Enyeama emerged No.1 in the top ten goalkeepers who ever featured for the Super Eagles.

The ex-Enyimba of Aba shot-stopper amassed 101 appearances for Nigeria between 2002 and 2015, winning the Africa Cup of Nations in 2013.

During his stint at French club Lille, Enyeama set a record as the most outstanding goalkeeper in their history, having made 164 appearances in all competitions.

He kept a staggering club record of 11 consecutive clean sheets for the side, which earned him the 2014 Prix Marc-Vivien Foé, an award given to the best African player in Ligue 1.