The forgotten Super Eagles end joins on the Bulgarian side Botev Plovdiv

Nigeria’s international end, Samuel Kalu, has become the 17th signature of the Bulgarian side Botev Plovdiv in the summer transfer window after spending more than a year without a club, reports Owngoalnigeria.com.

The club announced that the 28 -year -old attacking player signed a long -term contract with the club after previous periods with Watford, Bordeaux, Gent, Trencin and Lausana.

Covered 17 times by Nigeria at the higher level, it was part of the 2019 AFCon team, where they finished third, but had to play only two games due to a health scare that happened on the eve of its first game when it collapsed during training.

He assured a Watford shock movement, but he could not advance to an appreciable advance that led to a loan movement to the Swiss side of FC Lausana, where his contract was exhausted and was not permanently signed.

Kalu has been without a club for more than a year, before this transfer to the Bulgarian side, where he will hope to recover the form that helped him decipher the Nigerian senior national team.

Daniel Martins