Aaron Samuel Refutes Speculations of Norway Return Amidst Transfer Rumors

In a recent development, CSKA Moscow’s formidable Nigerian striker, Aaron Samuel, has categorically denied engaging in any discussions with Norwegian side Molde regarding a prospective transfer. Speculation had arisen suggesting a potential move, but Samuel, who has spent the entirety of his professional career at CSKA Moscow, has firmly rejected these claims.

Despite being an unused substitute in CSKA Moscow’s last five league matches, Samuel addressed the rumors in an exclusive statement to sports.ru, a reputable Russian sports website. “It’s not true,” asserted Olanare. “I have no contacts with either Molde or their representatives. I’m not interested in returning to Norway. I remain a CSKA player.”

Samuel, a seasoned player with experience in the Norwegian Eliteserien league during the 2012/13 and 2013/14 seasons with Valerenga Oslo and Sarpsborg 08 FF, emphasized his commitment to his current club. The transfer window in Norway is open from January 8th to March 31st, 2018, adding fuel to the speculative fire.

Despite being a consistent performer, with 11 appearances and a goal to his name in various competitions this season, Samuel faces increased competition with the arrival of compatriot Ahmed Musa. The 23-year-old striker finds himself potentially slipping down the pecking order in CSKA Moscow’s attacking lineup, adding another layer of intrigue to the ongoing transfer saga. The football community awaits further developments as the transfer window progresses.