Trey Ogunsuyi keen to build on breakthrough Shrewsbury Town brace
Trey Ogunsuyi is hoping to hit the goal trail after opening his account for Shrewsbury Town.
The 19-year-old netted a brace in Salop's emphatic late win at high-flyers Chesterfield - his first goals for the club and in professional football.
Aged 19 years and 101 days, he became the youngest player to score a league brace for Salop since Tom Bradshaw did so in March 2011 against Bradford City, when he was 18 years and 242 days old.
Now Ogunsuyi is keen to go on a run and become more prolific in front of goal.
Asked if he hopes to hit the goal trail, the Belgian said: "Yes. I always said to myself, if I get my goals started, I should just continue to grow.
"That moment has come now. Hopefully in the next game I can continue with another goal or assist."
The win, which was Town's sixth in seven matches, lifted them 13 points clear of the League Two relegation zone.
Ogunsuyi has had to be patient for minutes, with the trip to Derbyshire marking his first start under boss Gavin Cowan.
The Sunderland loanee added: "Obviously, as a player, you want to start. Every opportunity I get, I try to make an impact.
"I got my start under him for the first time and I was like this is the opportunity to get a goal."
The Belgian youth international added on what he hopes to have shown Cowan: "Showing that I'll be able to work hard and I'll run. If I get my opportunity, I'll try to score.
"He knows what he can get from me, hopefully. Hopefully that leads to more starts, more goals. But we'll see."
Ogunsuyi became Shrewsbury's second signing of the January transfer window. He enjoyed a prolific campaign at academy level last season, scoring 15 goals in 20 appearances across Sunderland's under-18 and under-21 sides.
Salop have secured 19 from a possible 27 points under Cowan - no team in League Two has picked up more points since he took the reins.
Ogunsuyi added on Town's revival: "It's amazing. You can see the gaffer knows what he's doing. All the players are buying into what he's telling us.
"All the results are happening on the pitch. So, the more we play, the better we're going to get."
Salop left Chesterfield celebrating a third consecutive away win - and Ogunsuyi said it was special to celebrate with the travelling fans.
"It's beautiful to see," he said. "The fans have made the journey and to repay them with a goal and a win, it's amazing."
"The support here by the fans is amazing, home and away. To celebrate in front of them is beautiful."