“They offered 2+1, but I told the agent that it was not necessary and that we are only doing it for two years. Because I am playing this season and we will see what to do next. I did not want to tie myself to a club for five years with my first contract. It does not mean that I want to join another team later. It is just clearer for me.
A two-year contract is basically equivalent to one year. That is, if you perform well at the end of the first season, you are offered improved conditions and a new term – another three to four years. If you fail to prove yourself, you leave peacefully and the club is unlikely to keep you by force. This is a good time for the first contract with Copenhagen,” Onugha expressed in an interview with the correspondent of the publication Championship Konstantin Krinsky.
Source: Sport
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