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Nathan Tella nominated for Bayer Leverkusen award

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Tremendous Eagles ahead Nathan Tella has been nominated for Bayer Leverkusen’s Aim of the Month for January, Soccernet.ng stories.

After struggling to change into a daily at Bayer Leverkusen final season, Tella has began to get extra minutes this season. The Tremendous Eagles star has performed in 16 Bundesliga video games, scoring one purpose and offering one help.

Nathan Tella Bayer Leverkusen (Photo credit: Imago)
Nathan Tella Bayer Leverkusen (Phot ocredit: Imago)

Tella’s solely Bundesliga purpose got here in opposition to Borussia Dortmund on October 10. The 25-year-old ahead capitalised on a defensive mix-uo and struck a depraved shot previous Gregor Kobel. He scored that purpose within the first minute, which set Die Werkself up for a 3-2 win.

In a brand new improvement, Bayer Leverkusen have now nominated Tella’s purpose as among the finest for January.

Jetzt abstimmen: Welcher Treffer ist euer #Werkself-Tor des Monats Januar? ⚽️

Nathan Tella Borussia Dortmund
Alejandro Grimaldo 1. FSV Mainz 05
Florian Wirtz Borussia M’Gladbach
Patrik Schick RB Leipzig#TDM | #Bayer04 | @CEATtyres pic.twitter.com/7fmiFQTT67

— Bayer 04 Leverkusen (@bayer04fussball) February 6, 2025

The 4 different nominees are Alejandro Grimaldo for his purpose in opposition to FSV Mainz, Florian Wirtz purpose in opposition to Borussia Monchengladbach, and Patrik Schick in opposition to RB Leipzig.

Can Nathan Tella win the award for the primary time?

Victor Boniface, Nathan Tella and Patrik Schick at Bayer Leverkusen (Photo credit: Imago)
Victor Boniface, Nathan Tella and Patrik Schick at Bayer Leverkusen (Picture credit score: Imago)

Of the 5 targets in competition, Tella’s is clearly high two. He caught the bal on the half volley and struck it from the sting of the field. Whereas the striker was stunning, Grimaldo has an ideal shot of profitable it, as his purpose was from a freekick.

The opposite three targets have been first rate, however there was actually nothing spectacular. Nonetheless, the votes can be determined by followers. As such, it will likely be extra of a reputation contest.

Kelvin Omachonu

Kelvin Omachonu

Kelvin Omachonu is a author with a few years of expertise protecting sports activities occasions in Nigeria and overseas. He’s fueled by his love for the job, and is devoted to delivering charming tales.

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