Wolves FC striker Kado Aoci shoots for A-League call up with Brisbane Roar ROAR TALENT: Wolves FC Kado Aoci is shooting for a dream call up to A-League franchise Brisbane Roar Source: Quest Newspapers Growing up in the African country of Congo, Kado Aoci always had dreams of one day kicking goals in the sport's professional ranks. And this dream has recently become a realistic goal after the Wolves FC striker dominated several years in Brisbane's top league which also included an impressive performance against A-League heavyweights, the Western Sydney Wanderers last year. But while Aoci, 24, wanted nothing more than for his team to take home all the available silverware this year, he has always had his eyes on a bigger prize - an A-League contract. "My goal is definitely to play in the A-League," Aoci said. Many people have said to me they think I'm good enough to play in the league and after the past few years I believe that too. Hopefully I can crack the Brisbane Roar team next season. Aoci has been off to a hot start for the local club in its 2013 BPL season, kicking seven goals in his team's first four games which included three wins and just one loss for the Wolves. Too humble to take any credit for his team's early form, Aoci gave most of the credit for his performances to his teammates. "I'm doing very well but it is my teammates who have helped me do what I'm doing," he said. Without their good play and support I wouldn't be playing as well as I have. Aoci said his mentor, Sam Saif, had been more than just a coach. "Sam has been like a father for me," the striker said. He picked me up when I was not very good and taught me a lot and now has turned me into the player I am with a lot of clubs wanting me. But I love the club all the way from my teammates, to the coaches and to the president and so on. I've been here four years and never looked back. Saif, Wolves FC coach, said he believed playing Australia's top league was more than a realistic goal for Aoci. "He would have to be around the mark, he's probably the best striker in Brisbane at the moment," Saif said. (Western Sydney) coach Tony Popovich liked him; he said he was raw but also that they'd keep their eyes on him (Aoci).