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Nigerian born youngster Ibrahim Olateju has caught the attention of several Premier League and English Championship clubs after his remarkable goal scoring exploits. The 18 year old striker, who was born in England to Nigerian parents, has already netted 46 goals for Cheltenham Academy. Reports from England indicate that multiple top clubs are monitoring him closely, with plans to sign him during the January transfer window.
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Currently on loan at Malvern Town, Olateju has hit the ground running, scoring three goals in as many games. The young striker reflected on his success, saying, Scoring goals in my first game gave me plenty of confidence and belief. The supporters have got behind me, and that has meant so much to me as I settle into life here.
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Olateju's goal scoring prowess continues to fuel interest, positioning him as a hot prospect for top English clubs.
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Ibrahim Olateju’s goal scoring record is nothing short of impressive for an 18 year old, and it’s no surprise that Premier League and Championship clubs are lining up to secure his signature. His performance at Cheltenham Academy, where he netted 46 goals, speaks volumes about his potential as a top striker.
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We believe that Olateju’s success at Malvern Town, where he’s already made a strong impact on loan, will only enhance his profile ahead of the January transfer window. His ability to quickly adapt and score crucial goals demonstrates his readiness to step up to the next level. With such interest from top English clubs, the January window could be a pivotal moment in his career.
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Olateju’s rise highlights the importance of nurturing young talents, and his future looks bright as he continues to develop into a scorer.
Did You Know?
[Ibrahim Olateju](https://www.footballinnigeria.com.ng/category/youth-development-and-scouting/) has scored an impressive 46 goals for Cheltenham Academy, attracting the interest of top Premier League and Championship clubs.
The 18 year old striker is currently on loan at Malvern Town, where he has scored three goals in his first three games.
Olateju was born in England to Nigerian parents, making him eligible to represent both [England](https://www.footballinnigeria.com.ng/football-history/rashidi-yekini-hero-who-fired-nigeria-to-first-world-cup/) and Nigeria at the international level.
His performances have put him on the radar for a potential [move during the January](https://www.footballinnigeria.com.ng/football-events-and-tournaments/trabzonspor-plans-january-move-for-discontented-paul-onuachu/) transfer window.
Olateju credits the [support](https://www.footballinnigeria.com.ng/news/transfer-news/al-ahli-reach-agreement-with-victor-osimhen-e40-million-annual-salary/) of Malvern Town fans for helping him settle quickly and boost his confidence on the pitch.