Nigeria U23 striker David Promise has expressed his aspirations to win the Belgian Cup after playing a pivotal role in Union St. Gilloise’s dramatic victory over Gent. The talented forward scored twice during the match, propelling his team into the quarterfinals of the prestigious cup competition. His contribution was instrumental in Union’s 3-2 win on Monday night, further solidifying his reputation as a key player for the reigning cup holders.

David Promise showcased his goal-scoring prowess early in the match by netting the opener in the 12th minute. He later doubled his tally in the 60th minute, securing a crucial 3-1 lead for his team. With this performance, the striker has now recorded an impressive eight goals across all competitions this season, underlining his consistent form and importance to Union St. Gilloise’s ambitions. His efforts reflect not only his individual talent but also his ability to deliver when the stakes are high.

Reflecting on the victory, David Promise expressed his excitement and determination to achieve cup glory. “The Croky Cup, ‘guys,’” he said with enthusiasm, referencing the coveted Belgian Cup. He revealed that the club’s board had emphasized the significance of the tournament to him and admitted to repeatedly watching highlights of last year’s cup final. With a laugh, he added, “We’re going to fight to be there again this year. I want a medal too.” His words underscore his commitment to helping Union defend their title and his desire to etch his name in the club’s history.