Nigerian international Isaac Success will remain at Udinese in the Serie A for the upcoming season, despite fears that he would exit the club following a disappointing campaign last term, according to Soccernet.
Success, who joined Udinese from Watford in 2021, has struggled to find his footing in the Italian top flight, scoring just six goals and providing seven assists in 83 appearances. Last season, he managed only one goal in 27 games, leading to speculation that he would be shipped out by the club.
However, according to Tutto Udinese, Udinese has decided to keep faith with the 28-year-old striker, believing that he still has a role to play in the team's quest for success. Despite his poor form, Success has shown glimpses of brilliance occasionally, and the club is willing to give him another chance to prove himself.
Success's decision to stay at Udinese is a significant boost for the club, which narrowly avoided relegation last season. The striker's experience and talent will be crucial in the team's bid to avoid another relegation battle and push for a more respectable finish in the league.
While Success's retention is a welcome development for Udinese, it also presents a challenge for the striker to justify the club's faith in him. He must rediscover his goal-scoring form and become a more consistent threat in front of goal if he hopes to remain a key player at the club beyond the upcoming season.