Alampasu renews claim for Super Eagles shirt with Feirense  

Goalkeeper Dele Alampasu believes his Super Eagles’ career is back on track after making a clean slate for Feirense in the goalless draw against Rio Ave in the Portuguese Primera Liga match on Sunday.

 Alampasu was recently recalled by Feirense after  stint as a loanee  to Cesarense in the Campeonato de Portugal and the  former junior reportedly pulled some inspired saves to secure a precious point for  Feirense  in the away match at Estádio do Rio Ave.  

 “I thank God today for a good performance for my club in an away match today 

Sunday) against Rio Ave,” explained the 22-year-old.

“ It was a great game  for me  despite the fact that it was my first start  and first game  for Feirense.

“ Of course, I’m happy that I was fielded  for this particular match.

“It’s left for others to judge my performance but I am satisfied and I pray I can get more opportunities with Feirense.”

 Alampasu, who was crowned the Best Goalkeeper when he  helped the Golden Eaglets to win the 2013 FIFA U-17 World Cup in the UAE, has been surplus to requirement  in the Super Eagles, under Franco-German coach Gernot Rohr on account of playing in the lower division 

with Cesarense.

But he believes his chances of playing for the Super Eagles is now well on course if he ties down the number one position at Feirense.

  “I’m in constant touch with Coach Gernot Rohr and he wants me to be playing regularly for my club,” hinted Alampasu. “The coach (Rohr) wants me to be  playing  and  I hope everything would be better  very soon.“