Ex-Super Eagles Star Bartholomew Ogbeche Signs For Willem II Tilburg

Ogbeche might appear old with Nigerian fans but the couple of goals the ex international has scored in recent times has helped the former Super Eagles star seal another move to a dutch side.

Ex-Nigeria international striker Bartholomew Ogbeche has joined Willem II Tilburg from another Dutch club on a two and a half year contract.

The contract will be official after a routine medical and it also has an option for an additional year.

Cambuur 4-1 Excelsior: Ogbeche Hits Double To Lift Struggling side

Free scoring Ogbeche has become the hero of his team Cambuur in recent matches as the Nigerian has been scoring the goals which have become crucial to the struggling side.

Nigeria striker Bartholomew Ogbeche was again the hero of his struggling Dutch Eredivisie team Cambuur on Sunday when he scored twice to secure a 4-1 win at Excelsior.

The 31-year-old striker has now scored nine goals in 14 league games this season.

SC Cambuur 1-1 AZ Alkmaar: Ogbeche Scores Late Equalizer

Bartholomew Ogbeche kept up his goalscoring form for Dutch Eredivisie side, SC Cambuur, as his goal on Saturday saved them from losing at home to AZ Alkmaar.

The Nigerian forward scored in the 72nd minute to cancel out AZ Alkmaar's one-goal lead from Vincent Janssen's first half strike. Ogbeche proved a handful for the defence of AZ from the start as he drew them into forced fouls in the opening 10 minutes.

In the 17th minute, Ogbeche rose highest to head from close range but AZ goalkeeper Gino Coutinho saved.

Bartholomew Ogbeche's brace Rescues Point For cambuur

Former Nigeria international Bartholomew Ogbeche bagged a brace as Cambuur held ADO Den Haag to a 2-2 draw in the Dutch topflight on Saturday. Hosts Ado Den Haag got the lead through Mike van Duinenwho raced through the visitor’s defence  for the curtain raiser.

The home side looked confident after the goal, but with their first chance Cambuur leveled on 35 minutes. A corner was not cleared by ADO Den Haag and the ball eventually fell at the feet of Bartholomew Ogbeche, who made no mistake from close range.