Nigerian youngster, Daniel Daga, has reportedly passed his medical test ahead of his move from Enyimba International FC to FK Molde, Soccernet.ng reports.
The 18-year-old had a breakout year under the guidance of Ladan Bosso, playing a key role in the Flying Eagles’ midfield and helping the team reach the quarterfinals at the 2023 FIFA U-20 World Cup.
This impressive performance has not gone unnoticed, with several top European clubs reportedly interested in his signature. Now, the Norwegian side has secured a deal with him.
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Ahead of his first European season, Daga was spotted in a photo circulating on social media, wearing one of the club’s training kits with jersey number 28 while undergoing a medical.
Multiple reports now confirm that the promising midfielder has passed his medical, with an official announcement from the club expected soon.
For Daga, this marks the beginning of a bigger dream. He had previously confirmed interest from several European clubs, including Watford FC, Club Brugge, and others.
“Yeah, many clubs [are interested], Many clubs apart from AC Milan, Liverpool, Anderlecht. Many other clubs are looking for me – Watford, Club Brugge, and in Denmark, Midtjylland.” He said as earlier quoted by Liverpool Echo.
The midfielder, who dreams of playing for Europe’s elite clubs, has set himself a five-year target to feature in and win the UEFA Champions League.
“I want to see myself playing at Real Madrid, Liverpool, Chelsea, Man City, Man Utd; play in the Champions League; play in the FA Cup, win the FA Cup and win Champions League in the next five years.” He added.
Joining the 5th-place Eliteserien side after signing a pre-contract agreement in 2024, he hopes to make an impressive impact for the club, which could see bigger clubs come knocking on his door.
This post was last modified on January 11, 2025 5:34 am
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