- I’ve got him, I’ve got him! – My scout shouted on the phone.
- Who? – I asked, surprised with a shout.
- A striker! You wanted a striker, right? A pacey, fit, and a cheap one.
- That’s right, I did – I nodded.
- Yeah, so I’ve found one! – shouted the still excited voice.
- Name?
- Emeka Onwubiko
- Oh, Onwubiko. OK, bring him to me.
- Wait a minute, I’m in Wales now. I’ll be back in about… a few hours – the scout said and finished the call.
Several hours later. Knocking on the door woke me up. I fell asleep on my desk, waiting for my employee.
- Come in, please – I said, yawning
- Good morning boss! That’s Emeka! – yelled the satisfied scout.
A short, black-skinned player came into the room. He didn’t look strong. The grin on his face said everything.
- Good moaning! Scout say your club nice. And that you want to talk with me – said the pleased Nigerian. What’s interesting, he could speak English fluently.
- Yes, yes. The transfer fee was sent to your former club, and I’ll bring the contract tomorrow. What about the work permit, scout? – I asked curiously.
- Emeka has got an Irish passport. No problem.
- So, everything’s clear and done.
I smoked a cigar and drew on the bottle of brandy. I didn’t regret my decision about signing the Bray Wanderers (Cumann Pelie Bhre) player. Emeka appealed to me after a short time. He scored goals with a clinical efficiency, and his first touch kept delighting me again and again. Onwubiko proved in every game, that my money was well invested. Hopefully, more Irish Nigerians with a grin will appear in this vale of tears.
The young, advanced (?) and ambitious homegrown of the Belvedere team costs 7 K euros at the beginning of the game. He’s 174 centimeters tall and he’s hasn’t declared, for which of the national teams he wants to play yet. I don’t know, if he would join clubs from the Polish Ekstraklasa. I sure he’d prefer to play in the British ones.
The player’s profile is based on the 9.2.0 patch database.