Former Klassich Football Academy of Lagos State attacker Yadikaobi Okoronkwo produced a dramatic late moment for Hungarian side Kolorcity Kazincbarcika SC, scoring a stoppage-time equaliser in their thrilling 2-2 draw against Gyirmót in the Nemzeti Bajnokság II.
The Nigerian forward showed remarkable composure when his team needed him most, finding the back of the net in the 90+4th minute to rescue a valuable point for Kazincbarcika.
It was another impressive contribution from the young Nigerian, who has quickly begun making his mark since joining the Hungarian club on loan from Kisvárda II.
Okoronkwo has now scored in three consecutive matches, underlining his growing confidence and impressive run of form at a crucial stage of the campaign.
Following his move to Kazincbarcika, the talented forward has already registered two goals in two appearances for his new club, giving supporters plenty of reasons to be excited about his potential impact.
The late equaliser against Gyirmót was particularly significant as it demonstrated Okoronkwo’s ability to remain focused until the final whistle and take advantage of decisive moments inside the penalty area.
Speaking after the dramatic finish, the Nigerian youngster said:
“I’m very happy to help the team with the goal. We fought until the final minute and never gave up. I want to keep working hard, scoring more goals and helping Kazincbarcika in every game.”
Okoronkwo’s latest performance represents another encouraging chapter in a football journey that began at Klassich Football Academy in Lagos.
His development from Nigerian grassroots football to competing in Hungary’s professional league highlights the growing number of young Nigerian talents making their way into European football.
With his confidence rising and goals beginning to arrive consistently, Yadikaobi will now be looking to maintain his momentum and make an even greater impact for Kazincbarcika in the matches ahead.
For the Nigerian forward, the message is simple: keep scoring, keep improving, and keep pushing towards the biggest stages of European football.
