**Why We Didn't Play to Onuachu's Strengths - Super Eagles Stars Speak Out** In recent times, Nigerian striker Paul Onuachu has been on fire for Turkish side Trabzonspor, scoring 21 goals in 23 league games. This impressive form has sparked conversations about why he hasn't been able to replicate this success for the Super Eagles. Some fans have questioned why Onuachu hasn't been given more opportunities to showcase his goalscoring prowess in the national team. However, Super Eagles players have opened up on why they didn't play to Onuachu's strengths during his time in the team. According to sources, the national team's approach was tailored to accommodate Victor Osimhen, the team's main striker. Osimhen has been the go-to man for the Super Eagles, and the team's tactics were designed to play to his strengths. While Onuachu has the ability to hold up the ball and bring others into play, the team's system was not optimized to showcase this aspect of his game. Onuachu's style of play is more physical and relies on his aerial ability, which is not the primary focus of the Super Eagles' attacking strategy. The team's approach is more geared towards swift counter-attacks and quick transitions, which doesn't necessarily play to Onuachu's strengths. This doesn't mean that Onuachu is not capable of playing in a similar system. His impressive form for Trabzonspor suggests that he can adapt to different styles of play. However, the Super Eagles' approach was designed to get the best out of Osimhen, and Onuachu's role was not as prominent as a result. This situation highlights the challenges that come with playing for the national team. Players must adapt to the system and tactics of the team, and sometimes this means playing to the strengths of other players rather than their own. While Onuachu's form for Trabzonspor is a cause for celebration, it also raises questions about how the Super Eagles can get the best out of their players.