By Obaloluwa Joshua, LAGOS
Frank Onyeka has expressed his delight after completing a permanent move to Sky Bet Championship side Coventry City, Prompt News Online reports.
The Nigeria international initially joined the Sky Blues from Premier League club Brentford on loan during the January transfer window, with the deal including an obligation to make the move permanent.
Onyeka played a pivotal role in Coventry City’s successful promotion campaign, scoring once in 14 Championship appearances as Frank Lampard’s side secured a return to the Premier League.
The 28-year-old defensive midfielder said he is delighted to continue his journey with the Sky Blues and is looking forward to helping the club compete in the top flight.
“It’s really nice. From the first day I came in I felt the beauty of the people and the club. I just felt, this is for me, I’m in the right place to be. All the boys, the people around the building made me feel really comfortable and I settled in quickly which is really nice for every player that goes into a new team,” Onyedika said in exclusive interview with Coventry Telegraph.
“I felt really, really happy and now I’ve been here on the last five or six months and feel really comfortable.
“The love I got from the fans from the first day was really lovely to see how the took me in, how they loved me, and I really appreciate that.”
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