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Playing for Nigeria is my final goal, says the striker with headquarters in Europe, Adegbenro
Everywhere in Europe, young Nigerian footballers continue to dazzle themselves in their respective clubs and Daniel Adegbenro is no exception.
Adgbenro, who imposes his trade with the FC Vion Zlate Moravce was a lot of phenomenon in Slovak alloy. His abilities, in particular his dribbling races, rhythm, strength, fierce shots, with eyes for the objectives have made him a nightmare for the defenders and the opposing goalkeepers in the championship.
The teenager striker can operate effectively as a second striker or wing depending on the tactical formation that his club chooses, and it is no wonder that he has seven goals and three assists on his name since the beginning of the season.
Like an attacker on the left foot, with skilled touches, his intelligence while with the ball it is a pleasure to see and one cannot deny the fact that at just 18 he will improve, while he continues to develop.
It is interesting to note that Adegbenro was born and raised in Texas, the United States, a better known country for basketball exploits, athletics, tennis, but the young Nigerian chose football and showed potential for the size in the round leather game.
“My interest, passion has always been football or football as it is called outside the United States. I am focusing on the task that I have set myself, which is to continue developing and improving my game,” said Adegbenro at www.tortorinews.com exclusively.
Despite being born in the United States, the very gifted striker revealed that he had followed Nigeria football for years and hopes to wear the national colors of the most populous black nation in the world.
“I have always been attracted to Nigeria’s football since I was a child. Nigeria fascinates me very and realistically, I see myself as a Nigerian footballer, although born in Texas, the United States.
“I carry the DNA of a Nigerian in my blood, in my football and, hopefully, I will be able to represent the country in the future.
“I am very happy to play now in Europe, where I hope to continue working very hard and improve my game,” he added.
On the day of the match Otto in the Slovak League during the weekend, he starred for 90 minutes for FC Vion Zlate in their clash with FK Slovan Levice, who concluded Malless.
“It was a game that we really wanted to win, but unfortunately it ended without goals. I am grateful that the technical crew entrusted their confidence in me. I played full game and, as I said before, I hope to continue improving.
“I had already scored seven goals, with three assists, deeply I appreciate my teammates, coaches and fans for their support.
“I will follow the processes of my development, I will be very focused on the goals that I have set for myself and the end goal is to play for Nigeria one day,” he concluded.
