Fallout of CHAN 2014: It is time for Europe--Obiozor

NIGERIA striker, Chinonso Christian Obiozor is already thinking of plying his trade in Europe after his  solitary strike gave the Super Eagles a 1-0 victory ove the Warriors of Zimbabwe in the third place match of the third African Nations Championship (CHAN) decided at the Cape Town Stadium, South Africa.
Obiozor whose 85th minute's header off a cross from Ejike Uzoenyi gave Nigeria the bronze medal of the biennial championship speaking moments after the match in Cape Town said CHAN had given him the leverage to seek greener pastures abroad.
“I thank God that I had this great opportunity to play in this competition and I am now looking forward to moving to Europe. In fact, any better offer that comes I will go,” said the Rangers forward.
He described the match against Zimbabwe as one of his best moments in his career.
“Thank God because it was not easy being my first match, and to win the man of the match award was a very great experience for me," Obiozor said.
The lanky striker declared that working under the Stephen Keshi-led technical crew was a boost to his career and his team-mates saying that "every young player will love to play under Keshi because he is one person who always motivates players to have self confidence that 'come on boys, you can do it' he inspires us a lot".
Obiozor holds the record of playing only one match in the 2014 CHAN with a goal which made him the hero of the match against Zimbabwe.
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Caption: Obiozor, time for Europe deal.