Onyeka Misses Ebony Boot Award in Belgium
Raphael Onyedika, a Nigerian midfielder, missed the opportunity to win the Ebony Boot award in Belgium, which is given to the best African player in the Belgian Pro League. The award was won by Zakaria El Ouahdi, who plays for Genk.
El Ouahdi's victory comes after Tolu Arokodar, a former teammate of his, won the award last season. The article also mentions that Onyedika had considered leaving his club, Club Brugge, during the summer transfer window.
His current contract with Club Brugge is for five years. The context of the award highlights the competitive nature of the league and the recognition of African talent within it.
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