On loan at Cologne until the end of the 2012 - 2013 campaign, Super Eagles invitee Anthony Ujah has remained modest after netting his 12th goal in the 2 Bundesliga against 1860 Munich this past weekend.<br /><br />The ex Lillestrom hero, who joined Cologne just before the close of last summer's transfer window, looks to be enjoying his football again after struggling to tie down a regular place at top division Mainz.<br /><br />Ujah told <b>allnigeriasoccer.com</b>: ''I have no specific goals target because my purpose of coming to Cologne is to get more playing time and get back to normal shape.<br /><br />''The decision to come to Cologne happened on the last day of the transfer window as I thought I'll play in Mainz this season.<br /><br />''I am glad this has turned out to be a good decision.''<br /><br />The ambition of Cologne to gain promotion to Germany's top flight at the end of this season is no longer in their hands after they could only manage a 1 - 1 draw with 1860 Munich on Sunday.<br /><br />They trail third on the table Kaiserslautern, who have played a game less, by one point.<br /><br />''It was an unfortunate result for us as we needed the three points so bad, but this is football and it happens.<br /><br />''At the moment it doesn't look good so we hope for nine points in the last three games.<br /><br />''Also Kaiserslautern have to drop points for us to have a chance so we can keep our hopes alive,'' Ujah admitted.<br /><br />By the way, there was an illustrious Nigerian guest at the RheinEnergieStadion to run the rule over Anthony Ujah.<br /><br />Nigeria Under 20 coach John Sam Obuh, who is in Germany undergoing a refresher course, watched the striker in action.<br /><br /><br />