22 June 2011
A move by Danish club Brondby to sign Nigerian striker Anthony Ujah has attracted several other clubs led by CSKA Moscow of Russia.
The red-hot Lillestrom of Norway striker told MTNFootball.com that Mainz from Germany and Nancy of France have also made enquiries about him.
Ujah also told MTNFootball.com that Brondby are still very much keen on signing him and that a two million euros price tag has not forced them to pull the plug on this transfer.
“Brondby are still interested and money is not the issue because they are working with some investors. But their interest has also got other clubs like Mainz, Nancy and CSKA Moscow interested,” Ujah told MTNFootball.com.
“Hopefully, any time from now I would know where I will be playing next season.”
Ujah, 20, was a whisker away from signing for Spanish side Real Mallorca by the January transfer window before the deal fell through.
The former FC Abuja and Warri Wolves striker has thus far netted 13 goals in 12 matches, including blasting four goals on Sunday in a league game.
He made his long-awaited debut for the Nigeria Olympic team in Tanzania earlier this month.
Read full interview with goal machine Anthony Ujah Thursday only on MTNFootball.com.
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Brondby spark scramble for Ujah