Super Eagles striker nets 5th goal of the season as Lorient beat Lyon in Ligue 1

• Nigerian forward Terem Moffi has scored his 5th goal of the season for Lorient in win over Lyon
• The Super Eagles striker has now emerged as one of the best strikers currently playing in European League
• Terem Moffi has so far played four games for the Super Eagles of Nigeria and he has also netted four times

Super Eagles striker Terem Moffi has continued with his impressive performances in the French Ligue 1 as he scored for Lorient in their 3-1 win over Lyon on Wednesday night, 7 September.

Terem Moffi is currently on fire as the Nigerian has now scored five goals for Lorient this term after six games which is an impressive record for the Super Eagles star.

Moffi got back to scoring ways against Lyon after a goalless outing against AC Ajaccio last weekend truncated his run of four (4) league goals in two matches.

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The Nigerian and his teammates at Lorient started the match impressively and waited until the 6th minute before Enzo Le Fee scored the opener.

When did Terem Moffi score his goal?

Terem Moffi scored his goal against Lyon in the 33rd minute, while Dango netted the third goal for the hosts as former Arsenal striker Lacazette got the consolation for the visitors.

Moffi and Lorient will hope to continue their impressive start to the Ligue 1 season when they host Moses Simon's Nantes on Sunday, September 11.

See video of his goal below

Former Arsenal Forward Ian Wright Urges Impressive Everton Star Alex Iwobi to Rejoin Gunners

Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how former Arsenal striker Ian Wright has suggested that Arsenal need someone like Alex Iwobi right now as he urged the Nigerian international to return to the Emirates Stadium.

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Iwobi dumped the Gunners in 2019 to join Premier League rivals Everton, but he initially failed to justify his £35m transfer fee under Carlo Ancelotti and Rafa Benitez.

However, he has improved under Frank Lampard as his form attracted Wright, who says he is pleased with the 26-year-old.

According to Wright, Arsenal supporters ridiculed the Nigerian the same way they did (Alex) Oxlade-Chamberlain.