Air Force Central attacker Obinna Ajoku has pointed to the fact that his spell on the sidelines is a major factor why the Thai Premier League campaigners are struggling in the championship.<br /><br />The Rangsit based outfit have lost 6 of their opening 10 games and currently sit last in the standings.<br /><br />29 - year - old Ajoku penned a two - year - contract with Air Force Central before the start of this season, snubbing the overtures of Buriram United , Muangthong and Suphanburi.<br /><br />&ldquo;We are not doing well in the league because I was injured and only regained full fitness. Now I have started playing and scored one goal for my team.<br /><br />&ldquo;I am one of the important players in this club but unfortunately got injured before the league started,&rdquo; Obinna Ajoku said to<b> allnigeriasoccer.com.</b><br /><br />Two weeks ago, he attracted interest from Kelantan but the leadership of Air Force Central failed to sanction his departure, insisting that the Malaysian club must pay $100,000 as rental fee.<br /><br />Obinna Ajoku would have earned $240,000 wages at Air Force Central when his contract expires in 2015.<br />