Profile and Career of Nigerian footballer Emmanuel Emenike
This article is about Nigerian footballer Emnanuel Emenike who plays for Russian football club Spartak Moscow in Russian Premier League and also plays for Nigerian football team. Read about the profile, career and statistics of this player.
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Emmanuel Emenike is a professional football player who plays for top russian football club Spartak Moscow as Striker. He is from Nigeria and also plays for his country's national football team. He was born on 10 May, 1987 in Otuocha, Aguleri (Nigeria).This resource will be reviewed shortly.
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Football Career
Emenike began his football career in 2007 playing for Nigerian football club Delta Force. In 2008 he joined South African Mpumalanga Black Aces Football Club. He scored a goal in his debut match for the club. He soon released himself from the club and joined Football Club Cape Town and remained with the club for one season.
In 2009, Emenike joined hands with Turkish club Karabukspor. In his debut season for the club he won the award of Best Foreign Player for that season. He played another season for Karabukspor before moving to Fenerbahce Sports club, another Turkish football club. He was then transferred to russian football club Spartak Moscow without even playing a single match for Fenerbahce. In 2011-12 season of Russian Premier League, he scored 13 goals for the club. This was most number of goals scored from Spartak Moscow in the league. He was also second highest goal-scorer in the league that season.
International Career
Emenike played his first match for Nigerian Football team in 2011 against Sierra Leone football team. He is currently in Nigerian team which is participating in 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.
