Lagos — Former Warri Wolves attacking midfielder, Anthony Ujah and Heartland's Joshua Obaje are on the verge of teeming up with modest Norwegian club, Lillestrom, having been on a month-long trial since last month.

Reports coming out of the Scandinavian nation suggest that the duo have greatly impressed since the start of their trials with Lillestrom.

"Joshua Obaje from Lobi Stars and Anthony Ujah from Kano Pillars in Nigeria are currently on trial at Lillestrom. Both showed the current LSK training staff that they are aggressively built. Both playing at the top level in Nigeria, and they will be here for a while to show," a report in the Norwegian media stated.

For Ujah, who departed Warri Wolves at the start of the 2009/10 season, is trying out at Lillestrom for the second time.

The club's head coach, Henning Berg, a former player of Manchester United, confirmed Ujah's second attempt with Lillestrom.

"Anthony (Ujah) has been here (at Lillestrom) before and it will be exciting to see how he does it in combat," said Berg.

Already, Obaje and Ujah have featured in a number of games for the Norwegian side.

Ujah looks set to sign he dotted lines after champagne performances in trial games and could secure a contract after scoring one of the goals in Lillestrom's 2 - 0 win over Stream in a recent league game in Norway.

Ujah reportedly started the game against Stream from the beginning and responded well by impressing Berg and other backroom staff of Lillestrom.

However, the Lillestrom manager has declared that he would be making a decision on Ujah known soon.

"Anthony proved he is completely ready. Though he has been here and trained with us earlier but we had not seen him in action before. He played a full match and his performance was good, "said Berg. "I would expect we take a stand on what we do with Anthony."

The former FC Abuja man is also happy that he has been able to impress the coaching crew, and is waiting to know his fate with the club in a matter of days.

"I am very pleased. Now I hope to get a contract so I can help the team win titles," Ujah said.