Former Remo-Stars and Warri Wolves central defender, Olalere Oluwasegun, has recounted his experiences with second-tier Danish side, Aarhus Fremad, Soccernet.ng reports. The 24-year-old left-footed centre-back moved abroad from Remo Stars in October to join Aarhus Fremad.
The club is also owned by a Nigerian – Shola Akinlade, who also owns the newly relegated Nigeran side, Sporting Lagos. After eight months in Denmark, Olalere recounted his experience in Denmark with Soccernet.ng , highlighting the difference in culture and how tough it has been to adapt to a new environment.
“My first year in Denmark has been so crazy because I’ve been going through a lot. With the weather and food, I had to adapt. It’s My first time playing outside of Nigeria.
So I had to be strong,” the former Warri Wolves defender said. Aarhus Fremad narrowly missed out on promotion to the First Division of the Danish league, finishing a point below FC Roskilde. Speaking on how the team’s season ended, Olalere already meted out his plans with the club for next season, setting his sights on promotion with his club.
“We missed out on promotion, but we should get promoted next season, and we will give everything. We saw how this season went and it should have been much better.” 🚨The second half of our conversation with Oluwasegun Olalere, the Nigerian defender who’s making a name for himself at Aarhus Fremad 🗺️🇳🇬 🎥 Interview by: @Jololade #Soccernet #segunolalere #aarhusfre.
