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Belgium: Durosinmi upbeat Genk can challenge for title
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Belgium: Durosinmi upbeat Genk can challenge for title

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Rafiu Durosinmi believes Genk can challenge for the Belgian Pro League title this season, DAILY POST reports.

The Smurfs currently occupy ninth position in the league table with nine points from six matches.

Genk have recorded two wins, three draws, and one defeat.

Durosinmi is however optimistic they will soon climb up the table.

“This is absolutely not where we want to be,” Durosinmi told Walfoot.

“I am convinced that we will soon return to the top of the rankings. As a team we just have to do better.”

Durosinmi has scored five goals in six league appearances this season.

Belgium: Durosinmi upbeat Genk can challenge for title

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