Super Eagles striker Paul Onuachu has expressed his disappointment that he could not leave Genk for a bigger club during the summer transfer window.
Onuachu painted the Belgian League with goals last season, where he scored 35 goals in all competitions and won the Ebony Shoe and Belgian Professional Footballer of The Year.
However, in an interview with Voetbalprimeur, the Nigerian international stated that he was prepared to leave the club this summer but that things didn’t just work out.
“It was one of the most difficult periods of my life. All that stress… I felt ready for the big step, but no offer came,” Onuachu said.
“Was something going on behind my back? Was it the amount Genk had put on me? Honestly, I don’t know. Nobody understands. Corona, they tell me. Come on, I don’t believe that! I scored 33 goals: then you’re always gone, aren’t you? Anyway, it doesn’t bother me anymore. I let it go.”
I Was Disappointed Not Leaving Genk This Summer -Onuachu
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You may have just made a lifetime regrettable mistake. Scoring an unbelievable 35 goals in a season for Genk and allowing greedy agents to keep you rooted at Genk is definitely gonna kill every motivation to play if not managed properly. No surprise your recent performances have been nose-diving. May God re – establish that burning fire in you.
Every disappointment is a Blessing bro.
THERE IS NO STRONG OFFER AND YOU NEED TO INCREASE YOUR POTENTIAL& AGILITY ON THE FIELD BE OF PLAY. NOT JUST STAND IN 18-BOX ALONE AND BEEN SCORING GOALS
I understand your position.But If you think just standing in the box is all a striker needs to score goals(as much as 33), you should think again.