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Akinkunmi Amoo: Super Eagles prospect set to be free from his misery

Amoo is set to end his frustrating time at Copenhagen. Photo Credit: Imago
Amoo was accused of sexual assault, but the Super Eagles prospect is set to get a new opportunity to revive his career.
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Super Eagles prospect Akinkunmi Amoo is set to be free from his miserable time at FC Copenhagen, with reports linking him with a move to Cyprus.

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Amoo joined FC Copenhagen from Hammarby in January 2022 but has endured a miserable time at the club. 

Amoo's year of misery

The 21-year-old has played just four times for the Danish club since his arrival, scoring just one goal. 

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Amoo joined Copenhagen in 2022 but has had a miserable time at the club. Photo credit: Getty

Amoo has been unlucky with injuries, missing the whole of last season after tearing his Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL). 

Akinkunmi Amoo is in trouble over sexual allegations

But just as he was recovering from the injury, Amoo was reportedly accused of sexual assault in Denmark, putting his career on hold. 

Omonia Nicosia offers Amoo an escape route

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However, it appears the worst is now over for the youngster as he is set to leave Denmark to restart his career. 

According to Footballtransfers, Amoo could be on his way to Cyprus, with Omonia Nicosia set to be the likely destination. 

Amoo is set to get a chance to restart his career. Photo credit: X

Omonia has reportedly reached a verbal agreement with Copenhagen and will complete the transfer before the transfer window shuts in Cyprus on September 15. 

The report also claimed that Hammarby's former sporting director Jesper Jansson, who is now on Omonia’s paybook, is behind the deal. 

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Jansson was responsible for bringing Amoo to Hammarby before the Nigerian moved to Copenhagen last year. 

Amoo’s current contract at Copenhagen runs until 2026, but the Nigerian is now set for a permanent move to Omonia Nicosia. 

Should Amoo move to Cyprus, it would give him an opportunity to restart his career afresh. The former Golden Eaglets star was touted as the next Nigerian star after excelling with the Nigerian U-17 team four years ago. 

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