Mutiu Adepoju

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Mutiu Adepoju is a former Nigerian attacking midfielder best known for his influential role with the Super Eagles in the 1990s and his club career in Spain’s La Liga.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf association football player
human
achievement Africa Cup of Nations winner with Nigeria in 1994
Helped Nigeria reach the Round of 16 at the 1994 FIFA World Cup
Helped Nigeria reach the Round of 16 at the 1998 FIFA World Cup
affiliation La Liga Nigeria office (country manager role)
countryOfCitizenship Nigeria
dateOfBirth 1970-12-22
familyName Adepoju
fullName Mutiu Adepoju
givenName Mutiu
knownFor Club career in Spain’s La Liga
Heading ability and late runs into the penalty area
Influential role with Nigeria’s Super Eagles in the 1990s
leagueParticipatedIn La Liga
memberOfSportsTeam Al-Hilal SFC
linked to: Al Hilal SFC

Al-Ittihad Club (Saudi Arabia)
Nigeria national football team
Racing de Santander
linked to: Racing Santander

Real Madrid Castilla
Real Sociedad
Salamanca CF
Shooting Stars S.C.
Turkey-based club (brief spell)
nationalTeamDebut late 1980s
nickname Headmaster
notableWork Key performances for Nigeria at the 1994 FIFA World Cup
Key performances for Nigeria at the 1998 FIFA World Cup
occupation association football player
participantIn 1992 Africa Cup of Nations
1994 Africa Cup of Nations
1994 FIFA World Cup
1996 Summer Olympics football tournament
1998 FIFA World Cup
2000 Africa Cup of Nations
placeOfBirth Ibadan, Nigeria
linked to: Ibadan
playedIn Saudi Arabia
Spain
Turkey
positionPlayed attacking midfielder
postRetirementOccupation football administrator
football scout
representedByTeam Nigeria Olympic football team
retiredFromPlaying 2000s
sexOrGender male
sportsDiscipline association football

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