Enyeama adamant on Israel exit
Vincent Enyeama has continued to play up positive tunes on his dream exit from Israel where he mans the post for Bnei Yehuda, reports Nigeriansportsonline.com.
The Super Eagles goalkeeper told Nigeriansportsonline.com from his base in Israel that his planned summer move is still tied to the apron strings of Yehuda because he still has one season left on his contract with the club.
“There have been interests and inquiries from here and there and I must say that it is about time for me to move on”, states the former Enyimba shot stopper.
“I want to go to a bigger league elsewhere. And this I expect to happen at the end of this season though I still have one year left on my three-season contract with Bnei Yehuda”.
Enyeama did not reveal the clubs or countries that have made inquiries about him, but Nigeriansportsonline.com recalls that two English Premiership clubs, Bolton Wanderers and Wigan Athletic had shown interest in the Nigerian international in the past.
Bnei Yehuda are not finding the current campaign in the Israeli league easy with a potential relegation threat facing them.
“No, we are not a relegation candidate at all”, Enyeama reacted sharply on whether he will go down with the team if eventually they fail to hit the safety mark.
“We are 4th from bottom on the table. And of course, only two teams will be relegated at the end of the season. The season is still a long way to go. The only problem is that we started on a very bad note”.