By Daily Sports on July 25, 2017

Nigeria international Uche Agbo remains hopeful of playing in the English Premier League (EPL).

This is after the midfielder completed his move to Belgian giants Standard Liege from EPL side Watford FC, who have decided to sell the youngster.

Agbo, 21, joined Watford on a five-year deal last year, but he was loaned back to Spanish outfit Granada after failing to secure a work permit in England.

"I'm very happy to join an ambitious club in Belgium, but when my time is right playing in the Premier League will come," Agbo told BBC Sport."

My focus right now is to settle at Standard Liege and give my all, by the power of God I will be there [in England] very soon.

"There is no disappointment or whatsoever, sometimes God takes us on a different road to get to our desired destination."

The promising player enjoyed his stay at Granada where he made 31 La Liga appearances last season.

"I am grateful to Granada because playing in Spain helped my career a lot, from there I got a chance to join Watford and to play for Nigeria," Agbo added.

•Photo shows Uche Agbo.

Source Daily Sports

Posted July 25, 2017

Ronaldo's appeal against ban rejected again

Joshua splits from second coach in 2022

Ukraine Stun Wasteful Spain

Arsenal are stronger under Unai Emery — Kolasinac...

Dessers relishes landmark goal

United, Chelsea unfazed by Osimhen £107m fee