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However, the English Premier League's "Wonder Kid" kicked this important moment. Now he is a journeyman. He will play in the Korean second division this season.
The British Daily Star recently published an article saying, "The Tottenham Wonder Kid, who rejected the club's offer to renew the contract, now plays in the Korean second division." The player seemed to have been offered the key to the success of the soccer kingdom at Tottenham Hotspur, but he refused it and now plays in the lower Asian league.
The "Lucky Star" is former Tottenham youth prodigy Nathan Oduwa. Currently, he is preparing to make his Korean debut.
According to the article, Oduwa introduced how outstanding a player he is. Not only Tottenham fans but also fans of other Premier League teams said it was a familiar name. He once played for Nigeria and was once one of the most interesting prospects in the Tottenham academy.
So many fans predicted that Oduwa's future would lead to White Hartland. White Hartland is Tottenham's home stadium in the match against Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. However, Oduwa rejected Tottenham's offer and became a football journeyman.
Oduwa, who is 27 years old this year, first came into the spotlight after his outstanding performance for Tottenham's youth team. Since 2013, Oduwa has been selected for the England U18, 19, and 20 teams. Born in Bloomsbury, Nigeria, he is eligible to play for the England national team. In 2016, he played for Nigeria U23.
Oduwa, who joined the Tottenham academy in 2007 when he was 11, was included in the Tottenham first-team squad in 2003. He was 17 when he was 17 years old. He sent Tottenham on loan to Luton Town and the Scottish Championship side Rangers to build his career.
Mauricio Pochettino, the coach at the time, offered Oduwa a long-term contract after watching his performance. Of course I knew he would get it.
However, Oduwa rejected the offer when he was told that he would compete for the first-team position with fellow young stars Josh Onoma and Alex Pritchard. Perhaps he was complacent.
Sky Sports in the U.K. claimed that his agent did his best to persuade Tottenham to make an offer, but Oduwa refused. Eventually, he left Tottenham in 2017 for NK Olympia, Slovenia. He was released a year and a half later. He became a journeyman because of a wrong judgment.
Since then, Oduwa has traveled to Israel, Denmark, Ireland and Azerbaijan and joined the Korean team in January ahead of this season. He signed with K League 2 Cheongju FC.
The article said that while fans of the English Premier League did not expect Oduwa to become a "Tottenham legend," none of them would have thought that he would become a "Junny Man" like now. He expressed regret over his actions in life.
