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Transfer: Nigerian youngster, Oludase joins Swedish club, AIK

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Swedish club, AIK have announced the signing of Nigerian youngster, David Oluwaseyi Oludase, DAILY POST reports.

Oludase, who joins the Stockholm-based club from Ikon Allah Football Academy, has signed a contract that runs until December 31, 2029.

The 18-year-old will initially feature for the club’s academy team, from where he is expected to graduate to the first team.

It is the same academy that produced Zadok Yohanna, who left the club for Premier League outfit, Brighton & Hove Albion this summer.

Oludase impressed during his one-month trial period at AIK.

“Signing for AIK is a big step in my career, and I can’t wait to get started on the pitch,” Oludase told the club’s official website.

Transfer: Nigerian youngster, Oludase joins Swedish club, AIK

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