Reason I didn't Move This Summer - Dennis

By Sampson Adedeji Despite speculations surrounding his stay in the Belgium Jupiler League with Club Brugge, Nigeria's Super Eagles forward Dennis Bonaventure has explained the reason he failed to make a move away from the club, BSNSports.com.ng reports. Dennis was one of the player penciled down to secure a move away from Brugge last season, following his outstanding performance. At some point three  English premier league sides Sheffield United, newly promoted Leeds United and West Brom  jostle for his signature but none of it materialised. While speaking to Belgium news outlets, Nieuwsblad, Dennis said he failed to secure a compulsory work permit, that is why the intending  move collapsed. "The corona virus has killed everything. The football business is a bit in the doldrums. But I'm happy. I want a step higher and a new challenge. I like competition and a new league. But I'm waiting for the right moment. ", it sounds in Het Nieuwsblad. “I could have made a transfer even with the corona virus. I was about to leave, but I was not given a work permit. It was a lease with perhaps an option." "The problem was that it was a rent. And the clause in the contract. They would only buy me if they stay in the Premier League this season. But honestly, I didn't really care. I wasn't on it. push for a transfer", he stated.