Belgian champions Club Brugge have lost patience with record signing David Okereke after he disappointed on the opening day of action and they will now go for two replacements for the forward.
Okereke was a surprise starter in the champions first game of the new season against KAS Eupen and he failed to impress.
Club Brugge could only force a controversial 2-2 draw at home with Eupen in stoppage time.
This has forced Club Brugge to head to the transfer market for two players – Tibo Presyn and Sebastian Villa – according to Voetbalniuews.be
The arrival of these players will make Okereke fifth on the pecking order at the club.
Okereke cost Club Brugge a record eight Million Euros when he signed from Italian club Spezia two years ago.
However, he has failed to justify his price tag after a super start to life in Belgium.
One of the most commonly identified problems of many Nigerian players in Europe and perhaps in Nigeria is that despite their raw talent, they do not know how to be professional. They are either too mentally lazy to put in the necessary workload required of them to succeed or that they are just clueless about what is happening around them.