Diaspora, Africa – (African Boulevard News) – Super Eagles striker Taiwo Awoniyi is over the moon after his impressive performance for Nottingham Forest against Southampton, where he scored his first Premier League brace. The player attributed his success on the pitch to God, saying, “God is the greatest.”
In a post-match interview, Awoniyi expressed his excitement and gratitude for the opportunity to play in such a highly competitive league. “It’s a great feeling to score two goals in the Premier League. I’m happy for the team, the fans, and myself, but most importantly, I give thanks to God for making all this possible,” he said.
The Nigerian striker has been in excellent form lately, and his performance against Southampton is proof of his immense potential. Awoniyi’s first goal was a spectacular header, while his second came from a well-taken shot that left the goalkeeper with no chance.
Since joining Nottingham Forest on loan from Liverpool, Awoniyi has been a regular in the team’s starting lineup, and his contribution has been critical to the team’s recent success. He has become a fan favourite, and his performance against Southampton has only cemented his position as one of the best players in the league.
Fans and fellow players have taken to social media to congratulate Taiwo on his impressive display. Liverpool midfielder, Jordan Henderson, tweeted, “Congrats, Taiwo! Keep shining! #GodIsTheGreatest.”
The striker’s humble attitude and gratitude to God have won him fans all over the world, and his impressive performances on the pitch have caught the attention of some of the biggest clubs in Europe. With his contract at Liverpool set to expire soon, many are speculating that the Nigerian striker may make a permanent move to Nottingham Forest or another top European club.
In conclusion, Taiwo Awoniyi’s performance against Southampton was nothing short of amazing, and his two goals have endeared him to fans all over the world. The striker’s unwavering faith in God and his humility make him a role model for aspiring footballers everywhere.
