Super Eagles Striker, Paul Onuachu, says he cannot wait to start his Southampton career.
Onuachu joined Southampton on deadline day from Genk for a fee said to be a little over £18 million.
His arrival from Belgian side Genk was announced at 12.30am yesterday morning after the deadline for the January window, with Saints having submitted a deal sheet to the Premier League to complete the transfer. The 6ft 7ins striker will now be tasked with helping Saints stay in the Premier League this season, with Nathan Jones’ side currently bottom of the table after 20 games.
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