Europa Conference League: Daga flaunts jersey message as he fires Molde into R16 – Watch

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Flying Eagles midfielder Daniel Daga delivered a decisive moment for Molde FK as he converted the final penalty in a tense shootout against Shamrock Rovers, Soccernet.ng reports.

His goal was crucial in securing their spot in the UEFA Europa Conference League Round of 16, where they will tackle Cercle Brugge or Legia Warszawa.

The match ended in dramatic fashion, with both sides battling through a 1-1 draw on aggregate before heading into a nerve-wracking penalty shootout.

Daga, who showed composure, stepped up and struck his penalty low into the left side of the net, leaving Shamrock Rovers’ goalkeeper Edward McGinty with no chance.

However, it was not just his clutch penalty that caught his attention—it was his post-goal celebration.

Watch the video here:

See that sweet penalty.

Enjoy my commentary

Congratulations on your penalty and congratulations to your team Molde.@DagaDanielDDD https://t.co/laNxzMYRqo pic.twitter.com/PTo5ttnm1r

— TobyWrites (@tobyasky) February 20, 2025

The 18-year-old midfielder moved toward the fan area, where he then lifted his jersey to reveal an Danie: “Unless they k*ll God,” a similar fashion during the Flying Eagles World Cup campaign.

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Daniel Demenenge Daga shows a message on his t-shirt after scoring a penalty [Photo credit]

Since joining the Norwegian side, the former Flying Eagles star has continued to impress with his energy, and confidence in midfield.

With Molde now through to the Round of 16, Daga will aim to cement his place on in the team, which could lead to a move to his most admired clubs, Liverpool, and Real Madrid, in the future.

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Ayomide Oguntimehin is a CAF-accredited sports journalist and Editor at Soccernet.ng, with a proven track record in conducting interviews with Super Eagles stars such as William Troost-Ekong, Taiwo Awoniyi, Bright Osayi-Samuel, Ademola Lookman, and many others. He has also made a significant impact in breaking transfer news stories.

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