The forward missed from 12 yards as Arsenal suffered heartache from the spot in last month's Champions League final against PSG, but would have no qualms about stepping up for the Three Lions in North America should he be called upon.
Eze told reporters: "If called upon, for sure. Why wouldn’t I take it?
"Football is full of everything and you have to try to accept everything as it is, to enjoy it as much as you can. Playing in a Champions League final is where I want to be, it’s what I want to do. We’ll go for it again next season and if there is a penalty to take then I’ll be there again. All the big players have missed big penalties, have experienced these types of moments.
"I’ve had messages from everyone to speak on those moments. For me, it’s not something I wish never happened. I’m grateful it happened. I’m going to grow from it, learn from it and move forward."
Eze insisted that he won't be altering his penalty technique despite the miss in the Champions League showpiece.
He said: "No, I think I have taken penalties for a long time and it’s part of the journey. You have to continue to improve, find new ways to improve. I’m not going to stress too much about it because I know I’m in this position for a reason and all the training behind it."
Eze is instead trying to use happy memories of Arsenal's Premier League title-winning campaign to inspire him this summer.
Reflecting on the club's trophy parade, he said: "It was crazy. A beautiful experience to have had that with my friends and family. It’ll live with me forever.
"Every year you’re one more year experienced and got different things under your belt that are important for the next stage. Winning gives you belief, a trust in yourself that you can go all the way. We’ll all be using that for sure.
"It’s been a season of ups and downs, so many different things I’ve had to overcome but an enjoyable one and something I want to experience every single year. I want to continue to improve, get better and grow.
"It’s where you want to be and experiencing them is only going to turn you into a bigger player and bigger person. You can always fall back on it."
