Terem Moffi was the match winner for FC Lorient in France and in Italy, David Okereke conjured an individual goal that will be talked about for many years for Venezia to win their first game in Serie A.
5.Asisat Oshoala
The reigning African Player of the Year scored twice for the all-conquering Barcelona Ladies at Real Betis to prove she has fully recovered from Coronavirus. The brace thus opened her goals’ account for the new season. She is more deserving of a new and improved contract from the Catalan giants.
4.Chidera Ejuke
This past week, the dribbling wizard has really looked an interesting player for both club and country. In Cape Verde Tuesday he showed his directness as well as that he can also be inventive as he dashed down the left flank. He completed a great week Sunday when he was named Man of the Match as his Russian club CSKA Moscow drew 2-2 at Arsenal Tula. He is most certainly repaying the 12 Million Euros the Russian army club forked out to sign him from Dutch club SC Heerenveen.
3.Samuel Adegbenro
The goal-scoring winger will remain the leading scorer in the Swedish Allsvenskan on the back of his 10th goal of the season for Norrkoping, which helped them snatch a draw at the death at Malmo. Adegbenro has got his career back on track after a rather difficult time last season at Norwegian club Rosenborg. At only 25, his fine form in Sweden could still earn him a move to a major league soon.
2.David Okereke
The talented forward is now enjoying a new lease of life back in Italy and his super solo strike against Empoli has underlined that fact. He drove for almost 60 metres past the Empoli defence right from his own half of the pitch, before he drilled the ball home a minute after coming off the bench. Last season, he was dubbed an expensive flop at Club Brugge after he struggled to find the back of the net for the Belgian champions, who had splashed out a club record eight Million Euros to sign him from Italian club Spezia two years ago. Talk about a revival!
1.Terem Moffi
Fresh from international duty with the Super Eagles, the young striker was Man of the Match with the match winner and an assist in his club’s 2-1 home win over Ligue 1 champions Lille. He has again proved to be the nemesis for the top clubs after he slayed the likes of PSG, Monaco and Olympique Marseille last season. He has now scored two goals and provided as many assists to carry on from last season, when he fired 15 goals in all competitions. But how long can his modest club block his transfer to a big European club?
