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Nigerian striker Isaac Success reveals the lowest moment of his career so far
Nigerian striker Isaac Success revealed the lowest point of his career to be an achilles injury that kept him out of action for a year.
The 27-year-old started his career with a lot of promise but his progress was derailed by multiple injuries and inconsistencies.
Success has now revealed one of his long injury layoffs as his lowest point professionally so far, detailing his experience at the time.
Isaac Success speaks about career low point
The Udinese striker, in an interview with Steven Moore and Michele Bruzzese of TLN TV, spoke about many things including his travails during a year-long injury layoff.
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"Well, I think the worst thing a player would say during their careers is getting injured," Success responded to a question about his biggest challenges so far.
The Nigerian continued, "And you know when you’re injured, you’re off track for a couple of times, depending on how long you stay injured."
"The toughest one I’ve faced was when I was in Watford when I had my achilles broken and it was really tough because I was out for like 11 to 12 months before I started playing," the 27-year-old said detailing a painful experience.
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"So it was really tough for me because I was home for like three to four months without doing nothing, mentally I was really really drained," Success rounded up.
The Nigerian has since recovered and is enjoying life in Udinese after playing 72 games for Watford, returning six goals and five assists.
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