In a club currently 6th in the Eredivisie and having scored nearly 40% of his team's goals in the league, the young man knows he is followed by the media at each appearance on the pitch. “The better the performances, the more people and cameras there are around. But, I live it well, that means that I am doing good things, smiles the Liégeois. I am considered a star here but I do not don't know if I'm one. In any case, I work every day to become a big star."

A status perhaps unexpected for the 21-year-old when he left the club Brugge on loan in the summer of 2020. "This is where my career really started. My time in Bruges was more or less least one failure. I didn't have many minutes or goals. But I don't regret, I learned a lot both as young people and as professionals. It's football, you have to fight. Sometimes some are better than you and sometimes not. But I prefer to remember the positive."

Words that seem devoid of bitterness. However, the Brugeois went from the path of promise to that of garage in just two seasons. "When you look at what I'm doing now, maybe you can say that Brugge was wrong. Maybe I could have done in Brugge what I'm doing here. I would have liked to have this career in Brugge too but if it doesn't happen there, it will happen somewhere else."