Kelechi Iheanacho is determined to help Bursaspor secure promotion to the Turkish Süper Lig, with the Nigerian striker enjoying an impressive start to life at the club.
Bursaspor currently sit top of the TFF First League standings with 28 points from 12 matches, having emerged as strong contenders for promotion.
Iheanacho has been instrumental in the Green Crocodiles’ impressive campaign, delivering consistent performances in front of goal.
The 30-year-old has recorded an outstanding 16 goals and three assists in 12 league appearances under manager Mustafa Er.
Iheanacho Sets Sights On Championship
The Nigeria international made it clear that his primary objective is to help Bursaspor win the league title and secure a return to the Turkish top-flight.
Iheanacho also admitted he had not anticipated such a strong start to his campaign but expressed his determination to maintain his impressive form.
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“The First League is a really good and tough league. Incredible players are playing there. I didn’t expect to start this well. I want to show more of these performances as the season progresses,” the striker told Fanatik.
“At the end of the day, we aim to become champions and get promoted to the Süper Lig. We want to do this and we are playing for it.”
Nigerian Striker Eyes Bursaspor Legendary Status
Beyond achieving promotion, Iheanacho also hopes to leave a lasting legacy at the Turkish club.
The striker described becoming a legend at Bursaspor as a tremendous honour for both himself and his family.
“Becoming a legend of a great club like Bursaspor would be a great honour for me and my family. I hope something like that happens,” he added.
Bursaspor Prepare For Bandırmaspor Clash
Bursaspor will look to continue their impressive run when they welcome Bandırmaspor to the Centennial Atatürk Stadium on Saturday.
Iheanacho will be hoping to maintain his remarkable scoring form and help the Green Crocodiles take another step towards their promotion ambitions.
By Adeboye Amosu


