Nigeria’s Dele-Bashiru Secures Loan Move to Gençlerbirliği

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  • Tom Dele-Bashiru joins Gençlerbirliği on loan.

  • The former Manchester City aims for regular playing time.

  • The move gives him a chance to rebuild his form.

Nigeria and Watford midfielder Ayotomiwa Sherif Dele-Bashiru has left the club to join Turkish Süper Lig side Gençlerbirliği on a season-long loan.

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The 25-year-old pushed for the move in search of regular playing time and will link up with compatriot Oghenekaro Etebo in Ankara.

Dele-Bashiru made only one Championship appearance and one Carabao Cup outing for Watford this season, so the decision to move was driven by the need to play more consistently.

Dele-Bashiru Joins Gençlerbirliği on Loan

Consequently, Gençlerbirliği offered him a platform to rebuild form and showcase his abilities week in, week out.

Watford still have him under contract for one more year, meaning a strong season in Turkey could lead to a permanent transfer next summer.

Moreover, the loan gives both player and club flexibility: he gains minutes and exposure, while Watford retain negotiating power if offers arrive.

Since leaving Manchester City in 2019, Dele-Bashiru has aimed to establish himself in senior football.

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Now, in a new league and environment, he faces fresh challenges but also fresh opportunities.

Meanwhile, fans will watch closely to see whether Dele-Bashiru’s move revives hiscareer trajectory.

For now, the deal is straightforward: a season-long loan to Gençlerbirliği with an immediate chance for game time.

 

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