Genk of Belgium forward Paul Onuachu has for the first time spoken out about his future at Belgium club Genk where he scored 35 goals last season to emerge as the most valuable players and also top scorer in the league.
He was largely expected to have been sold even before the start of the qualifiers for the UEFA Champions League but the price tag placed on him has made it impossible for interested teams to sign him.
Coach of Genk who dropped their lanky forward for their weekend game against Kvv Oostende claimed the transfer speculation has made the 26 year old to lose focus. He was however back in the team from the start against Shakhtar Donetsk in the UEFA Champions League qualifiers.
He responded with the opening goal of the game before the Ukrainians fought back to claim a 1-2 win. Shortly after the game , the Nigeria international was asked about his future at the club with West Ham, the team that has shown the most desire to sign him.
“ I just played a game. That shows that I am still 100 percent at Genk. I try to have an impact on the team and just stay here for the time being,” it said to Het Laatste Nieuws