Kazeem Olaigbe’s stunning strike for Cercle Brugge against Olimpija Ljubljana has earned him a nomination for the UEFA Europa Conference League Goal of the Week.
Cyber Reporters reports that the 21-year-old Nigerian forward scored twice and provided an assist in Thursday’s 3-1 win.
His second goal, a superb effort from outside the box after beating two defenders, caught the attention of UEFA
Olaigbe’s second goal, in particular, caught the eye, as he fired home superbly from outside the box after beating two defenders.
The Nigerian forward has been in fine form in the competition this season, scoring four goals to date.
His nomination for the Goal of the Week award is a testament to his growing reputation as a clinical finisher and Olaigbe will be hoping to add to his tally as the competition progresses.
Olaigbe faces competition from Djurgarden defender, Keita Kosugi for the Goal of the Week award.
Kosugi’s effort will provide stiff competition, but Olaigbe’s strike is certainly a strong contender. The winner will be determined by a fan vote, with the successful candidate earning the coveted award.
The UEFA Europa Conference League Goal of the Week award is a prestigious honor that recognizes the most impressive strikes in the competition.
Olaigbe’s nomination is a significant achievement, and he will be hoping to claim the award and further enhance his reputation as a rising star in European football.
