Club Brugge coach Philippe Clement admits his Nigerian forward Emmanuel Dennis is likely to move on once the window opens,Dennis, 22, has been linked with Wolverhampton Wanderers, as well as Premier L
eague rivals Arsenal and Newcastle United.
The Nigeria international scored nine goals in 31 appearances this season, including a brace against Real Madrid at the Bernabeu last October. He also scored against Manchester United in the Europa League in February to add to his three Champions League strikes before Christmas., Clement said,”It is very likely that Dennis will leave. He can also count on a lot of interests. It is the time for him to take a new step.”All rights reserved.
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