Dominic Egbukwu, the Nigerian adviser to new Racing Genk signing Wilfred Ndidi, believes the central defender will make an impact in the Belgian Pro League.<br /><br />The Nigeria youth international completed his switch to the Cristal Arena on Thursday, after signing a two - and - a - half - year contract that will keep him at the club till June 30, 2017, at least.<br /><br />Egbukwu believes Ndidi&rsquo;s performance during trials has indicated that he is ready to be thrown into the first team.<br /><br />&ldquo;We are happy the boy has signed for Racing Genk. His International Transfer Certificate was sent on Friday, so he is now ready to play,&rdquo; said Dominic Egbukwu to <b>allnigeriasoccer.com.</b><br /><br />&ldquo;Ndidi is fit and he showed during trials he&rsquo;s a good player. Before we signed the agreement, we stressed that he should be given an opportunity in the first team.<br /><br />&ldquo;Sporting Braga, Anderlecht and Standard Liege also wanted him, but we picked Racing Genk because of their pedigree with young players.&rdquo;<br /><br />French - Cameroonian agent Oliver Noah, who manages the affairs of Granada youngster Isaac Success, brokered the deal that took Wilfred Ndidi to Racing Genk.<br />