Sadiq Umar reacts to the winning goal award of the month

The Super Eagles striker, Umar Sadiq, has shared his emotion after receiving the goal award of the month of the league for March, recognizing his spectacular rear goal that helped Valencia obtain an attractive dramatic of 3-3 against Osasuna.

Sadiq, who joined Valencia on loan during the winter transfer window after a difficult period in Real Sociedad, has been enjoying a new start in the Mestalla.

His award -winning goal came in the 88th minute of a tense match at Sadar, where his brilliance moment saved a crucial point for visitors.

In a video shared by the League on social networks, the 28 -year -old expressed his gratitude to fans who voted for their goal and walked through the spectators during the special moment.

“Thank you very much for voting for the goal of the month, it is time for me to react to my goal of the month. A good cape of gray hair, I was trying to go to second place and then the defender blocked me.

“Then I just saw the ball on my forehead, behind, and I just went to celebrate. I am very excited about the goal.”

The Nigerian striker emphasized the importance of the objective, which arrived in the dying minutes of the party and proved to be decisive.

“A crucial point because we were losing 3-2 and this 88-minute goal gave us a point, I am very happy. Mark this goal motivates you.”

When asked if it was the best goal of his career, Sadiq replied: “I would say that one of the best.” He also revealed plans to preserve the award in a special location, saying: “Of course I will.

Since its transfer to Valencia, Sadiq has scored four goals in nine appearances in the League, restoring as a key figure in the team.

According to reports, his resurgence has drawn the attention of the club’s hierarchy, with ongoing discussions on a possible permanent agreement.

With Valencia still fighting to avoid the descent, Sadiq’s shape could be the difference in keeping the club in the highest category.

As the season goes to its final stretch, it will be aimed at maintaining its impulse and leading the survival load.