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Nigeria-eligible winger Oladapo Afolayan registered two objectives and one help for St. Pauli of their 3-0 win over Vfl Osnabruck that sealed their promotion to the German Bundesliga, Soccernet.ng studies.
Bundesliga 2. facet St. Pauli bought relegated from the German prime flight within the 2010/2011 season. Since then, they had been unable to seek out their approach again to the highest.
Nevertheless, issues have modified for them this season, as they’ve in excellent kind all of the the marketing campaign. On Sunday, they took on Bundesliga 2. strugglers Osnabruck on the Millerntor-Stadion.
They wanted a win to seal their spot within the Bundesliga subsequent season, they usually bought it. Nigerian attacker Afolayan delivered the products for St. Pauli, as he scored one purpose in every half and assisted one other to seal the 3-0 win.
That win sealed St. Pauli’s place within the Bundesliga. And with one recreation to go, they should win their final recreation in opposition to Wehen to emerge champions of the Bundesliga 2.
Who’s Oladapo Afolayan?
Afolayan is a 26-year-old ahead, who was born in England to Nigerian mother and father. Therefore, he’s eligible to play for England or Nigeria.
He represented England at youth stage, however he has not gotten the chance to play for the senior group as a result of his profession has not blossomed a lot.
Oladapo has had fairly a nomadic profession. He began his profession in England at newbie facet Loughborough, however he ultimately moved as much as West Ham in 2018. He joined the below 23 facet, however he went on mortgage to completely different golf equipment like Oldham Athletic, Mansfield City, and Bolton, earlier than becoming a member of St. Pauli final summer season for €600k.
That transfer has ultimately paid off, as Oladapo has registered 9 objectives and three assists in 30 appearances for St. Pauli.
A Three Lions call-up appears unlikely for Oladapo, but when he can show his mettle within the Bundesliga subsequent season, he could get a possibility to play for Nigeria.
