Obagol son makes victorious debut against Brescia by Our Reporter September 27, 2024 written by Our Reporter September 27, 2024 67Kevin Martins, the son of former Nigeria international striker Obafemi Martins, has made a winning start to his senior professional career with Monza.The 19-year-old played a key role in Monza’s victory over Brescia in a Coppa Italia match, featuring in the starting lineup under Coach Alessandro in front of the home crowd at the U-Power Stadium. It’s an exciting beginning for Kevin, following in his father’s footsteps. Monza took the lead as early as the fifth minute through Greek Georgios Kriakopoulous while Matteo Pessina added the second goal six minutes later even as 31-year-old Gianluca Caprari added the third goal from the spot in the 40th minute to end the first half with a 3-0 cushion. The visitor scored their consolatory goal deep into the second half through Patrick Amoako Nuamah in the 68th minute. You Might Be Interested In NFF Partners Nigerian Breweries, Carloha to Support Super Eagles EPL: Gabriel Jesus tells Arteta position to play him Edo State Gov Boost InsuranceAccording to Football Italia, the right-sided winger was born in Milan in January 2005, when his father, Oba (Obagol in Nigeria) while playing for Inter. Read Also: Turkey: Galatasaray boss Buruk happy with Osimhen’s performanceKevin spent time in the youth academies of both Milan and Inter, moving to Monza in January 2023.He has joint Italian and Nigerian citizenship, choosing to represent Italy at Under-15 level. Obafemi Martins was just a teenager when he rose to prominence at Inter Milan from 2002 to 2006. During his career, he also represented clubs like Newcastle United, Wolfsburg, Birmingham City, Levante, and Seattle before retiring in January 2021. Known as “Obagol,” he will celebrate his 40th birthday on October 28. At Inter, he won the Scudetto, Supercoppa Italiana, and two Coppa Italia titles. Martins had a significant international career with the Super Eagles, scoring 18 goals in 42 appearances between 2004 and 2015. His impact on Nigerian football and his club achievements continue to be celebrated. Author Our Reporter View all posts Obafemi Martins Share 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinTumblrWhatsappTelegramEmail previous post LaLiga: Lewandowski names best winger in the world next post Mallorca fan sentenced to prison after racist abuse of Vinicius, Chukwueze You may also like Prosperity Cup 2025: ALGON Throws Weight Behind Tournament Spires 5-Aside Divisional Qualifiers: Wasola FC, B Sand,... Gwagwalada and AMAC Set for Historic Showdown in... Lagos Legends Club Pays Courtesy Visit To AIG... Lagos FA, Stakeholders Mourns Death Of Tade Azeez Francis Orbih elected into Badminton World Federation Council NSC Mourns the Passing of Ex Referees Association... 40 Athletes from 30 Schools across 10 States... Lagos State League: Chekas Feeders Coach Rues Draw... CBEX: EFCC declares eight persons wanted over crypto fraudLeave a Comment Cancel ReplySave my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
