Emmanuel Emenike has insisted he does not regret leaving Fenerbahce for Al Ain.
The Super Eagles striker has sealed a season-long loan deal to the United Arab Emirates club and will replace Ghana striker Asamoah Gyan.
“Every move I have made in my career has always been great; this one to Al Ain will be greater. Since my days in South Africa, Turkey, Russia and back to Turkey, it has always been a wonderful experience. I have never regretted any decision I took in my career and I am very confident that this is another greater moment for me,” Emenike said in an interview with Africanfootball.com.
The 28-year-old who struggled with poor form and injuries at Fenerbahce last season, says he wants to rediscover his goalscoring form at his new club.
“This move has a lot to do with my career and I am ready to work hard and get back to my scoring best,” he continued.
“Of course, I am ready for that. I did it with Fenerbahce. I have no other mission here at Al Ain than to score goals and win titles. The expectation is obviously high and I am looking forward to justify the trust they have in me.
“I have come here to deliver, nothing will change it. But I cannot do it alone. I am a team player and I will love to get going with my teammates and also get the cooperation of everybody. I am not going to speak about my ability but my legs should be able to do a lot of things about my coming to Al Ain.”
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