Udeze Names 2 Super Eagles Stars Who Should Question Themselves for Move to EPL

Taiwo Awoniyi and Emmanuel Dennis have both been told by Ifeanyi Udeze that they should by now be questioning themselves for their decisions to join Nottingham Forest in the EPL.

Before the start of the ongoing Premier League season, these two Nigerian players made the move to Nottingham Forest with the hope of them helping the side.

Awoniyi's dream to play in the Premier League eventually came true after joining Nottingham Forest, but the former Liverpool player has been struggling to get goals for the side.

The Kwara born player has scored two goals after 8 games played, while Dennis has not been able to get any goal so far after five games.

To make things bad for Nottingham Forest, Taiwo Awoniyi and Emmanuel Dennis were both in action on Monday night as they were hammered by Leicester City.

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According to the report on Complete Sports, Ifeanyi Udeze explained that Taiwo Awoniyi and Udeze should for now be thinking about their move.

Ifeanyi Udeze's reaction about Awoniyi and Dennis

''Taiwo Awoniyi and Emmanuel Dennis should be thinking about their move to Nottingham Forest. Dennis most especially would be thinking about the move after joining from relegated Watford. He would feel wouldn’t it be better to stay back in the Championship than get relegated again.”

Ndidi starts for Leicester 6 days after pulling out of Nigerian squad due to injury

Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how Wilfred Ndidi on Monday night, 3 October, returned to action for Leicester City for their Premier League game against Nottingham Forest which they won convincingly.

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This was six days after the 25-year-old pulled out of the international friendly match between the Super Eagles of Nigeria and Algerian national team in Oran.

Going into the friendly encounter, Ndidi was one of the big Nigerian players fans were expecting to be on the pitch, but he had to pull out due to injury.

His pulling out of the Super Eagles' game against Algeria caused controversy between some Nigerian journalists who claimed that the Leicester City player faked the injury.

Super Eagles of Nigeria actually missed the presence of Ndidi in the midfield as the Algerians came from a goal down to win 2-1.