Kenneth Omeruo's stock has risen <b>BIG TIME </b>following his remarkable displays for the Nigeria selection at the African Cup of Nations, where he played six matches and relegated Super Eagles substantive captain Joseph Yobo to the bench.<br /><br />Now, there is speculation regarding Omeruo's club future. Primarily a player of Chelsea, he was sent on loan last year to ADO Den Haag to garner first team experience. That loan agreement expires at the end of this season.<br /><br />Top on the agenda of Omeruo for next season is to <b>REMAIN</b> with ADO Den Haag, where he is guaranteed first team football. The defender is not desperate&nbsp; to make a return to Chelsea. <br /><br />But should the European champions recall him from the Dutch club, he will seek a loan move to a mid table Premiership club.<br /><br /><i>Allnigeriasoccer.com</i> can exclusively reveal that Belgian club Standard Liege are also in the running for the services of Kenneth Omeruo. <br /><br />There has been contact between the leadership of <i>The Reds</i> and the Nigeria international. Recall that the Super Eagle did not make his debut for the first team before inking the Chelsea contract.<br /><br />Kenneth Omeruo departed Nigeria for his base in Holland on Monday night. He is now available for selection when ADO travel to face Eredivisie powerhouse Ajax Amsterdam on Sunday.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />