Akwa United hitman, Chibuzor Ozurumba, has declared that he is no longer interested in lacing boots for the struggling Glo Premier League side.

Ozurumba, who is yet to taste action this term, said he has resolved to take his career elsewhere, since he could no longer work with the club’s head coach, Godwin Uwua.

The Shell Cup product who spoke exclusively to League Service, said he is enjoying his stay in Uyo.

"I will be deceiving myself if I stay put in Uyo. The coach is not using me. So, I have no choice but to take my career elsewhere,"Ozurumba stated.

The petit forward stressed that he has offers from other clubs, insisting that he would land it big elsewhere once he bids bye to Uyo.

"I am very confident I won’t be clubless after leaving Akwa. I have offers from other clubs. I will make up my mind on where to go in the next couple of weeks," Ozurumba declared.

Blaming his woes on the embattled Uwua, Ozurumba said he does not understand why the former Flying Eagles coach has refused to give him opportunity to play, even when Akwa’s attack has been blunt.

"We have not been scoring goals and the coach still doesn’t see any reason he should use me. So, its better I step aside because I can’t continue to warm the bench, even at a time the club is not doing well."

Ozurumba, who rose to national limelight with the Shell Cup, started his pro-soccer career with Heartland of Owerri, a club that was reluctant to allow him go two seasons ago when he signed the dotted lines for Akwa United.