With less than three weeks remaining before the start of the Superettan,&nbsp; midfielder Samuel Monday Ayinoko is targeting promotion with his club Angelholm, who play in Sweden's second - tier.<br /><br />Despite joining Angelholm four months after the beginning of the championship, the 19 - year - old quickly established himself in the first - team squad, representing the team 9 times&nbsp; in the 2012 campaign.<br /><br />''Pre- season has been so intense, but we are almost through with it now. My target is high this coming season. <br /><br />''With the tough training we have had already, I think we are set to be promoted to the next level(Allsvenskan). We can achieve this with God,hard-work and our determination,''says Ayinoko to <i>allnigeriasoccer.com.</i><br /><br />Samuel Ayinoko's performance last season has endeared him to the supporters of Angelholm. He has admitted that the fans are yet to see his best.<br /><br />''I would say I am the only African here. There are two other players from Ghana and Morocco but they were born in Europe, so I will call them Europeans not Africans.<br /><br />''I have being greatly appreciated here by the supporters and the technical staff. I am happy the club gave me the opportunity to play and my best is yet to come,'' adds the former Benfica youth - teamer.<br /><br />Samuel Monday Ayinoko, who was discovered by Real Madrid gaffer Jose Mourinho, is under contract with Angelholm until the end of the 2014 season.<br /><br /><br />