Fall tops Tippeligaen scoring charts

Do you remember Baye Djiby Fall? The striker who joined Lokomotiv in January 2009 and went on to make 11 appearances without scoring a single goal? Well that striker, who after failing to adapt to the Russian game was loaned to Molde FK, showed everyone what he is capable of and justified that maybe he has a future at a higher level. This because although he turned out for a side who could only only finish in the bottom half of the Tippeligaen (Norway's top division), the Senegalese striker managed to top the scoring charts by hitting in 16 goals from 28 appearances. Moreover he managed to score 2 goals in 4 Europa League ties and a goal in 2 Norwegian Cup encounters.

Although based on such form the player can surely have a future at Lokomotiv, Norwegian portals are reporting that the player is still unaware where his future lies. They stated that the reason behind all this is all because recently there were some changes in the leadership and tge new hierarchy still haven't figured out the future of the Senegalese striker. The same Norwegian portal continuted by reporting that the striker, whose contract expire at the end of next yearm could yet move on again as Loko may be looking either to cash in or loan him out again. Obviously those rumours have been only emanating from Norway as to date in Russia nothing had appeared in the media.

Although I admit that last year he disappointed, I believe that the striker should be given another chance as although the Norwegian division is no English Premier or Italian Serie A, it's still requires some talent to top the scoring charts and thus this shows that Fall has enough talent to make it at Lokomotiv. However given all the uncertainty surrounding the club, all we can do is wait for developments and wish him loads of luck in the case he stays for us!