Bright Osayi-Samuel
Nigerian footballer, winger for Fenerbahce
Nigerian footballer, winger for Fenerbahce
Osayi-Samuel played professional football primarily as a winger. He started his career at the English club, Queens Park Rangers, where he showcased his speed and dribbling skills. Notable performances came during the 2020-2021 season, contributing significantly to the team's efforts. After his stint in England, a transfer to Fenerbahce occurred in 2021, enhancing his career in the Turkish Süper Lig. His international appearances for Nigeria also include participation in the African Cup of Nations, further establishing his profile in professional football.
Played for Queens Park Rangers
Transferred to Fenerbahce in 2021
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