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Rio Ferdinand will extend his season beyond England's friendly in the Caribbean by travelling to Nigeria next week.
The 29-year-old Manchester United defender, who started in the 3-0 over Trinidad and Tobago, will promote education through football when he is in Lagos supporting a street-football competition and visiting an orphanage.
Michael Carrick believes Manchester United teammate Rio Ferdinand would have won Player of the Year - if not for Cristiano Ronaldo.
The midfielder told manutd.com: "Overall, Rio sticks in my mind. He has been immense all season. There are games that stand out - Liverpool at Anfield in the league, and the away matches in Europe against Barcelona and Roma. He has been awesome.
Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand has hinted his future may lie in management.
"I wake up more and more now thinking that I'd love to stay in the game in some capacity - as a coach or a manager. I'm not sure. I've got ages yet," Ferdinand told the Observer.
After signing his new contract, Rio Ferdinand admits he won't be fully satisfied with his season unless Manchester United win the Champions League.
Rio Ferdinand has boosted Manchester United's Champions League preparations by signing his new contract.
Terms were agreed some weeks ago over the five-year deal and Ferdinand put pen to paper today to end all speculation over his future at Old Trafford.
Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand admits he's been silenced by goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar after his spell between the posts for their FA Cup defeat to Portsmouth.
Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand has played down comparisons with AC Milan legend Paolo Maldini.
Ferdinand believes the Italian is a one-off, saying: "I think Paolo Maldini is an exception to the rule. "It would be harder to achieve what he has done in the Premier League.
Rio Ferdinand hailed Manchester United's character after their victory over Arsenal yesterday. The result put United six points ahead of Chelsea, who play Wigan tomorrow, with Arsenal now surely out of the race a further three points back.
Scans have confirmed that Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand did not break his metatarsal at Middlesbrough.
The 29-year-old centre-back, who captained England against France at the end of March, was forced off after 70 minutes of the weekend's 2-2 draw at the Riverside.