Nigerian Winger Ade Wedingo Oguns Joins KAS Eupen on Loan

Belgian side KAS Eupen have secured the loan signing of Nigerian left winger Ade Wedingo Oguns from 36 Lion for the remainder of the season, with an option for a three-year extension. The transfer was facilitated by Cem Sagar, CEO of Diamond Sports Management, with support from Brian Paramore.



Wedingo, 23, began his career at 36 Lion and has had stints in the Benin Republic, Caracas, and Wydad Casablanca. At Caracas, he recorded 20 goals and 13 assists in 68 matches, followed by five goals and two assists in 18 appearances at Wydad Casablanca. He was recently seen participating in the Lagos Supremacy Cup.



KAS Eupen, currently 13th in the Belgian Division B standings, hopes that Oguns’ arrival will help the club climb the table and contend for promotion.



Editorial



Ade Wedingo Oguns’ arrival at KAS Eupen offers both player and club a mutually beneficial opportunity. For Eupen, a team fighting to climb the ranks in Belgium’s second division, Oguns provides a combination of pace, versatility, and proven productivity, with goal scoring experience in competitive leagues. His 20 goals for Caracas and impact at Wydad Casablanca highlight his attacking prowess, which Eupen desperately needs as they seek promotion.



Oguns’ adaptability will be key. His ability to play on the left wing while contributing with both goals and assists makes him an immediate asset. His performance in youth development tournaments like the Lagos Supremacy Cup demonstrates that he thrives under pressure. However, the onus will be on Eupen’s coaching staff to integrate him quickly and ensure his attacking instincts are supported by solid team play.



For Oguns, this loan represents a chance to prove himself on a bigger stage in European football.