Nigerian forward Taiwo Awoniyi has been celebrating his inclusion in the Belgian Team-of-The-Week for the fifth week in a row, Completesports.com reports.
Awoniyi has been in fantastic form since linking up with Royal Excel Mouscron from English Premier League club Liverpool in January.
He scored the winning goal for Mouscron in the 1-0 victory against Lokeren in a Belgian League last Saturday.
The strike took his tally to five in six starts for the club. He has also made two assists as well.
The former Nigeria youth international spent the first half of the season on loan at another Belgian club RKC Gent but struggled to make an impact at the club.
“Stay true to your journey,
God never fail.i
5th week in a row #God is the greatest #,” Awoniyi said via a Tweeted on his Twitter handle.
According to Belgian website, Voetbalkrant, the former Nigeria U-17, U-20 and U-23 forward was paired in a 3-4-3 formation alongside Yohan Boli who bagged a hat-trick for St. Truiden in their 3-1 win over Sporting Charleroi last Saturday and Zulte Waregem’s Hamdi Harbaoui in attack.
Club Brugges’ Ethan Horvath was named in goal while the trio of Dylan Bronn, Casper De Norre and Dino Arslanagic were the defenders.
Yannick Bolasie, Yari Verschaeren, Abou Koita and Alexander Sorloth made up the four man midfield.
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Belgian Team-of-The-Week for the FIFTH WEEK IN A ROW.
No Nigerian, home or abroad, is as hot as this wonder footballer right now.
Wow, just wow.
This guy (and Osimhen) may be the answers we have been looking for!
Mr. Rohr, I hope you are watching?
Yes oh. In Six games he has contributed to 7 goals:
5 goals 2 assists
His team are unbeaten since he joined their starting line up
The excitong thing is the both of them (Osimhen & Awoniyi) are eligible for the Olympic team.
No way, how come? he plays in Belgium league anyway,iheanacho is a better striker.
Yeah, Iheanacho is better with 0 goals and 0 assists.
Well, you may be joking, but if you ain’t, then you may be talking about Iheanacho’s potential, not his results.