After leaving West Ham, Afrayan’s goal is to have more playing time with the Bolton Wanderers

Oladapo Afrayan hopes to regularly play for the Bolton Wanderers in the 2021-22 season after leaving West Ham permanently.

The 23-year-old player left the Hammers team on Thursday after leaving a deep impression during his temporary stay at the club.

Afrayan played 21 times for Bolton, helping Ian Evat’s team automatically advance to the top of the league and looking forward to playing for the club consistently.

“The club really speaks for itself. As you grow up, even in London, you know what a big club Bolton is. Then you play for the club-even if there are no fans there-you can feel that it is right for them, right The meaning of the community,” Afrayan told the media Bolton News.

“It’s an honor and an honor to play for such a club. For me, that’s it. I played a lot when I was young, and then in West Ham United, in the past few years, I have not been as I hoped. Enter the first team like that.

“Come here and play as much as last season, hope I can start again next season.

“I always tell myself that I need to play. I have experienced injuries and other situations during my time at West Ham, and it is difficult for me to get that position.

“When I joined in January, if it went well, there was always a choice to make it permanent, and it did. I knew I could come if I wanted to stay, so I came.

“I want to compete again at the highest level and continue to work hard. For me, I want to help the club get where it is needed. We can grow together. It will be tough, but we are ready to meet the challenge.

“It’s very important to finish work and rise automatically, because I’m sitting at home watching the play-offs and thinking,’Thank God I’m not there, thank God I didn’t experience that’, because it’s painful to watch it and I can’t imagine being inside What is it like to play.

“The spell with Bolton may be the best part of my career so far. At the end of the season, several clubs joined, but starting from about the end of March, my mind has been set.”

Afrayan has played for the England youth team, but he is still eligible to play for the Nigeria team. He has previously revealed that he is going to play for the Super Eagles, although he knows that he must perform well at the club to win the recruitment of three players. Time African Champions.