EPL: Fulham Will Remain Part Of Me - Aina

EPL: Fulham Will Remain Part Of Me - Aina By Sampson Adedeji Nigeria's Super Eagles defender Ola Aina has said English Premier League side Fulham FC will continue to be part of him as he return to his parent club, BSNSports.com.ng reports. Aina joined the Cottagers on loan last summer from the Italian side Torino and has become an Integra part of the me. “For me, to be back in London especially, back in the area, was really good for me,” he told the official website. “I’ve got good friends round here, my family, which is good for that extra support. “My family loved it. My little brothers did. The littlest one had really missed me for two years, with me being in Italy, so for me to come back here was really good. “The beginning for me, my first match, was a bit shaky,” he admitted. “But since then I feel like the team and the coaching staff put a lot of time into me and I do feel I’ve improved since I’ve come in, so it’s been a great year for me in that sense, to play consistent Premier League football. “It was a difficult start for us. Then in the middle of the season things started to look up. We were playing well, playing some good football and picking up some good results. “Then after that we just seemed to run out of steam. But we still tried to do things the right way, we wanted to play good football. “I’ve loved the challenge, the coaching staff, my teammates, and I’ve loved the Club as well. I’ve loved this Club, it’s a very nice club. “The Club has become a part of me, and a part of all the other loan players, and I think you can see that. “Even though we’re here on loan, we’re all part of the same fight. I really think the loan boys have taken up the challenge. “Off the pitch we’ve always been very close with each other. We like each other’s company, so it’s been a really good group. “We did really care about this season and how we did. It went wrong, but trust me, we really did care.” “I’d just like to say thank you to them for all the support you’ve given me and the team. We wish you’d been with us the whole season, but it was good to have some of you back at the last game," he told the club webiste.