The 22-year-old Nigerian youth international has been to a fair few places in 2020. On the 1st of January, his loan spell at Wigan Athletic ended, and he returned to Wolverhampton Wanderers. On deadline day in the January transfer window, he opted not to join Birmingham City as he felt that his proposed salary was too low. Then, on the 14th of May, he left Wolves by mutual consent, joining AEK Athens a month later. However, he only made a solitary substitute appearance for the Greek side and ended up leaving in early October. Prior to that, he came up the ranks through the Wolves academy and made his first start in 2015, later playing for Kilmarnock and Coventry City on loan, even winning the 2018/19 Young Player of the Year for the latter. Now, he has come to India, and to East Bengal, so here’s a look at his strengths and weaknesses:"I am happy to be part of SC East Bengal. It is the biggest club in India and offers me a fresh challenge."
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