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German Onugkha Transforms From Israeli League Disappointment to Top Scorer in Denmark and Turkey

German Onugkha struggled during his brief stint at Israel's Bnei Sakhnin, including a disciplinary incident, but later became the top scorer in Denmark's Superliga and a leading striker in Turkey's league.

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What happened

  1. 01German Onugkha failed to score and was suspended at Bnei Sakhnin after a training fight in 2022.
  2. 02He returned to Denmark's Vejle, helping them gain promotion and becoming the Danish Superliga top scorer with 15 goals in 2023/24.
  3. 03FC Copenhagen signed him for 1.5 million euros in 2024, but he struggled for playing time and was loaned back to Vejle.
  4. 04On loan, he scored 13 goals in half a season, finishing sixth in the Danish scoring charts.
  5. 05In 2025, Onugkha moved to Turkey's Kayserispor, scoring eight goals in 27 appearances, leading his team in goals.
  6. 06His career shows a late-blooming striker overcoming early failures and disciplinary issues in Israel to succeed in Europe.

After returning to Denmark and excelling, he transferred to FC Copenhagen and then Kayserispor, proving his goal-scoring ability abroad despite earlier setbacks in Israel.

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