Nigeria international striker Michael Eneramo has revealed that he hopes to cash in on his goals for Tunisian champions Esperance by moving to Europe in the January transfer window.

The 24-year-old centre-forward was top scorer of this year’s CAF Champions League after he netted nine goals and he has thus far scored six goals in the Tunisian league.

“I have had a wonderful season and I now hope to move to Europe by January. I have a lot of contacts in Europe and the Gulf states,” revealed Eneramo, a powerfully built striker who knows his way to goal.

The former Lobi Stars of Makurdi star striker will be a free agent when the transfer window in Europe re-opens in the New Year.

Michael Eneramo

He has been closely monitored by Sochaux of France as well as Polish clubs Wisla Krakow and Legia Warsaw and has also been linked with several top clubs in Turkey, Belgium and Germany.

Last season, he underwent trials at Anderlecht and Standard Liege of Belgium, but could not agree terms with either club.

Anderlecht are widely regarded to be in the front row to snap up the big Nigeria striker as a replacement for Romelu Lukaku, who could soon be moving to a bigger league in Europe.

Eneramo has now demanded for a princely $2 million as signing-on fee to move to Europe.