Nigerian striker, Noah Abolaji Salaudeen, has continued his prolific form in Lithuanian football, strengthening calls for a national team opportunity.
The O.G. Kaišiadorys forward has recorded 49 goals and 16 assists in 20 appearances, amounting to 65 goal contributions this season.
Salaudeen was on target again after firing a brace in his side’s 4-2 Cup semi-final victory over FK Malanka, a performance that has drawn renewed attention to his consistency in front of goal.
His displays in European football have been described as a clear statement of hunger, determination and readiness for the next challenge.
Supporters say football is about opportunity, hard work and proving worth on the pitch, qualities the striker has continued to demonstrate with his goalscoring ability and attacking output.
“The coach should just give me a chance. I’m ready to prove myself and represent Nigeria,” Salaudeen enthused.
Observers believe one opportunity could open a new chapter for the Nigerian goal poacher, who remains ready, waiting and eager for a call-up to the national team.
