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Ghana international Majeed Ashimeru is hoping to continue scoring form at Anderlecht after registering his name on the scoresheet against Kortrijk.
Ashimeru started and lasted the entire duration as Anderlecht thumped Kortrijk 4-1 in the Belgian Pro League on Sunday.
The 24-year-old scored the sides second goal as they cruised to a resounding victory.
"My headed goal? It's nice, it's my second with Anderlecht. I hope it continues,"
"It was very important for us to win before this 10-day break, we will be able to recharge the batteries".
"We wanted to show what Anderlecht is capable of. We had to show something to the supporters, who have been supporting us for a long time. We were ready to die on the pitch", assures the midfielder. "Now we have to continue like this. The staff and the players all feel that we can do better and we will."
Ashimeru has featured five times for Anderlecht this season, scoring two goals and providing one assist.
Ashimeru started and lasted the entire duration as Anderlecht thumped Kortrijk 4-1 in the Belgian Pro League on Sunday.
The 24-year-old scored the sides second goal as they cruised to a resounding victory.
"My headed goal? It's nice, it's my second with Anderlecht. I hope it continues,"
"It was very important for us to win before this 10-day break, we will be able to recharge the batteries".
"We wanted to show what Anderlecht is capable of. We had to show something to the supporters, who have been supporting us for a long time. We were ready to die on the pitch", assures the midfielder. "Now we have to continue like this. The staff and the players all feel that we can do better and we will."
Ashimeru has featured five times for Anderlecht this season, scoring two goals and providing one assist.