Over the years, Norway has served as a pipeline for Nigerian players to break into mainstream Europe. While some start from the lower tiers, others join the big teams and then make their way up from there.
This acquisition highlights Bodo Glimt’s continued commitment to enhancing its roster with promising talent. Gift Sunday is expected to bring fresh energy and skill to the team, contributing to their pursuit of another successful season in the league.
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The club announced on Sunday that the Nigerian star penned a deal that will keep him there until 2028. Following his transfer, Gift expressed satisfaction with the deal.
“It is a great experience for me to sign my first professional contract with such a big club as Glimt. It’s a dream come true,” Gift said,
The 18-year-old forward was signed for Bodo Glimt’s first team and is expected to start getting minutes this season. Gift will be hoping that the moves serve as a launchpad for a big move soon. He joins the long list of Nigerians who have started their European sojourn in Norway.
His signing reflects the club’s strategy of identifying and nurturing young talents, aiming to maintain their competitive edge in both domestic and European competitions.
