NIGERIAN international, Ahmed Musa, says it is inevitable he returns to language  school in Russia in order to integrate into his team and the society at large.

Speaking with Saturday Tribunesports, he said the biggest challenge he faces in Russia is the  language but now he  has enrolled into a school with the aim of attaining proficiency in Russian language.

“It's quite unlike when I was in Holland where seven out of ten Dutch citizens understand English'', he said''.

It is even different from exclusive arrangement, it is a general class, to study and be examined in Russian language among other classmates, it is a challenge but I have been told it is a necessity so, I have no choice.''

The former Kano Pillars' striker added that the programme would be in stages of three months, half-a-year and twelve months.

''By the first six months I hope to catch up so that I will concentrate on the field''.

The winger declared he was at home with the weather and the diet.

“As for the food and weather, we easily get Nigerian and African food just as I’m fast coping with the weather,'' he revealed .