Widzew Ł&oacute;dź Nigerian youngster Princewill Okachi originally joined the Polish club, which once paraded Ugo Ukah, as a striker. <br /><br />This season, he has been converted to a central midfielder by coach Radosław Mroczkowski. The former FC Ebedei talent has been one of the revelations of the season.<br /><br />Speaking to <b>widzewiak.pl,</b> the 21 - year - old said: ''I must admit that I am surprised playing as a midfielder. But it is the decision of the coach. It is my job to do what he tells me to . If the coach moves me to defense, I'll play there too. It really makes me happy if my contribution to a game is positively evaluated.''<br /><br />With ten games under his belt this campaign, Okachi has continued to churn out brilliant performances, coupled with maturity, in his new role as a central midfielder. <br /><br />''I have not played central midfield before. I've always been a striker. But slowly getting used to a new role on the pitch and I feel it's getting better. I think it's a good position for me,'' adds Okachi.<br /><br />Okachi has scored 2 goals in 25 appearances for&nbsp; Widzew Ł&oacute;dź since his arrival from Maltese club Dingli Swallows F.C in July 2011. <br /><br /><br />