1 Michael Adedokun Joins Sunusi Ibrahim at CF Montreal

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Nigerian winger Michael Adedokun has been selected by CF Montreal as the 13th pick in the first round of the 2025 MLS SuperDraft. The Ohio State University standout joins fellow Nigerian Sunusi Ibrahim at the MLS club.

Adedokun enjoyed a stellar 2024 season with the Ohio State Buckeyes, leading his team with 11 goals and 11 assists. He played a crucial role in their Big Ten Tournament victory and earned accolades as the 2024 Big Ten Midfielder of the Year. Additionally, he was named to the All Big Ten First Team and is one of three finalists for the prestigious 2024 MAC Hermann Trophy, awarded to the most valuable player in NCAA Division 1 soccer.

Adedokun, a native of Eruwa, Nigeria, will look to make an immediate impact at CF Montreal, leveraging his collegiate success to thrive in professional soccer. The winner of the MAC Hermann Trophy will be announced on January 3.
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Michael Adedokun’s journey from Eruwa to CF Montreal exemplifies the growing pipeline of Nigerian talent finding success through in the United States. His impressive performances at Ohio State highlight the value of developing talent in structured environments that combine athletics and academics.
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Joining Sunusi Ibrahim at CF Montreal adds an exciting dynamic for Nigerian football fans and offers the MLS club a promising partnership. With Adedokun’s proven ability to contribute both goals and assists, his transition to professional soccer in the MLS appears poised for success.

As Nigerian players continue to excel internationally, investments in grassroots football and opportunities for young athletes are key to sustaining this momentum.

Did You Know?

Michael Adedokun is one of the three finalists for the 2024 MAC Hermann Trophy, the highest individual honour in NCAA Division 1 soccer.
He led the Ohio State Buckeyes in both goals and assists during the 2024 season.
Adedokun’s selection in the MLS SuperDraft marks another step in the increasing representation of Nigerian players in Major League Soccer.
CF Montreal has a history of nurturing international talents, making it a conducive environment for Adedokun’s professional growth.
The MAC Hermann Trophy winner will be announced on January 3, adding another potential accolade to Adedokun’s impressive resume.