The chances of Genk Nigerian forward Paul Onuachu leaving the team this summer looks unlikely owing to the fact that clubs are unwilling to meet his valuation.
Onuachu scored 35 goals for Genk last season and as expected it caught the attention of teams around Europe and it led to Genk slamming a €25 million price tag on him.
The 26 year old who finished as the top scorer and also Most Valuable Player (MVP) in the Belgium league appears to have already accepted his faith and knuckle down to work at the club.
He has scored two goals in his last two games in all competitions amidst rumors of the club pulling the plug on a deal to sign Ike Ugbo from Chelsea, who is seen by many as the top pick in the likely departure of the Nigerian.
“ A move away from Genk looks bleak at the moment for obvious reasons. I will say 70% chance of him staying at the moment. We keep trying to help achieve his ambitions of moving to another league but if it isn’t possible. He will continue at Genk”, he told OwnGoalNigeria.com.
