After a period of logical adaptation, he who left his country for the first time at the age of only 18 and a first encouraging and then promising start, Jeremy Doku seems to demonstrate for a few weeks the (almost) full extent of his talent.
If the goal counter was released in Metz at the end of March but marred a red that same day in Moselle, the Belgian international returned with ants in his legs against Angers and then Dijon.
Scorer again in Anjou before shining slightly less than his colleagues in the attack against the relegated Burgundian, Doku reconsidered his ambitions this Friday at a press conference, him for whom everything went very quickly.
Spotted by the biggest European clubs at the age of 15, he had finally decided to sign pro in his club Anderlecht before becoming the most expensive recruit in the history of the Breton club (€ 26 million) and '' now regularly called up with the A's of the Belgian selection which he joined in September.
A last year where everything has accelerated for the native of Antwerp, which does not displease him. "If it goes too fast? No, I don't know, I like it when it goes fast me. I don't mind that it goes fast", retorted with a smile, wearing it at a press conference, this Friday. "When I was young I was always under pressure, everyone was looking at me, I'm used to it so that doesn't bother me." And the Belgian twirling to plan on his end-of-season goals. "The Euro is a goal, that's why I have to play well here at my club to achieve my goal."