Umar Sadiq Hints at Possible Almeria Return Amid Struggles at Real Sociedad

After a challenging two-year stint with Real Sociedad, Nigerian striker Umar Sadiq has hinted at a potential return to former club Almeria.

The 27-year-old joined the Txuri-Urdinak in the summer of 2022 but has struggled to make a significant impact since then.
This season, Sadiq has found game time hard to come by under coach Imanol Alguacil, managing just 224 minutes across seven La Liga appearances.
Despite starting only two matches, the Kaduna-born forward has contributed one assist but is yet to find the back of the net.
Since his €20 million move from Almeria, Sadiq has scored only six league goals for Real Sociedad.
The towering striker’s debut season was marred by a devastating knee injury sustained shortly after his arrival, sidelining him for 11 months. Before the setback, he had shown promise with three goals in five games, including a debut strike against Atletico Madrid.
Last season, Sadiq also managed to score three goals and provide one assist
Speaking in an interview with Tribal Football, Sadiq reflected on his connection with Almeria, saying:
“With Almeria, it’s always a pleasure. We never know what the future comes with.
I don’t know. Let’s see what will happen in the future.”
Despite the speculation about his future, Sadiq remains determined to fight for his place at Real Sociedad. He emphasized his readiness to contribute after recovering fully from his injury:
“I feel good, and my knee is perfect. Yes, I feel stronger after my rehab.
I learned how to be strong mentally and appreciate every moment in football. Let’s see what will happen as the season progresses.”
With Real Sociedad reportedly open to sanctioning a transfer in the January window, Sadiq’s future remains uncertain. However, his comments leave the door open for a possible reunion with Almeria, the club where he once thrived before his big-money move.

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Umar Sadiq Hints at Possible Almeria Return Amid Struggles at Real Sociedad

After a challenging two-year stint with Real Sociedad, Nigerian striker Umar Sadiq has hinted at a potential return to former club Almeria.

The 27-year-old joined the Txuri-Urdinak in the summer of 2022 but has struggled to make a significant impact since then.
This season, Sadiq has found game time hard to come by under coach Imanol Alguacil, managing just 224 minutes across seven La Liga appearances.
Despite starting only two matches, the Kaduna-born forward has contributed one assist but is yet to find the back of the net.
Since his €20 million move from Almeria, Sadiq has scored only six league goals for Real Sociedad.
The towering striker’s debut season was marred by a devastating knee injury sustained shortly after his arrival, sidelining him for 11 months. Before the setback, he had shown promise with three goals in five games, including a debut strike against Atletico Madrid.
Last season, Sadiq also managed to score three goals and provide one assist
Speaking in an interview with Tribal Football, Sadiq reflected on his connection with Almeria, saying:
“With Almeria, it’s always a pleasure. We never know what the future comes with.
I don’t know. Let’s see what will happen in the future.”
Despite the speculation about his future, Sadiq remains determined to fight for his place at Real Sociedad. He emphasized his readiness to contribute after recovering fully from his injury:
“I feel good, and my knee is perfect. Yes, I feel stronger after my rehab.
I learned how to be strong mentally and appreciate every moment in football. Let’s see what will happen as the season progresses.”
With Real Sociedad reportedly open to sanctioning a transfer in the January window, Sadiq’s future remains uncertain. However, his comments leave the door open for a possible reunion with Almeria, the club where he once thrived before his big-money move.

If you use the quotes from this content, you legally agree to give www.brila.net the News credit as the source and a backlink to our story. Copyright 2024 Brila Media.



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