Ireland's Michael Obafemi has joined Championship side Plymouth Argyle on loan from Burnley.
The 24-year-old forward is no stranger to the Championship and spent time at Millwall last season.
The Irish forward began his career at Southampton but has found game time hard to come by. He spent time at Swansea City before moving to Burnley, his parent club
On the international scene, Obafemi, a Dublin native, has 12 caps for the Republic of Ireland and has scored two international goals, both in the Nations League.
Argyle Head Coach Wayne Rooney said on the club's website: “We are thrilled that we have managed to secure the services of Michael. He was really keen to come and be a part of what we are building here at Argyle.
✍️ Welcome to Argyle, Michael Obafemi!
The Irish international forward joins on a season-long loan from Burnley.— Plymouth Argyle FC (@Argyle) August 22, 2024
“He fits the profile of the player I want as part of the squad and complements the style of play we are looking to implement. "
Director of Football, Neil Dewsnip, added that he was delighted to have beaten other Championship sides to Obafemi's signiture.
“We have beaten off several championship sides to bring Michael to the football club," he added.
“He has an excellent pedigree, having played at both the Championship and Premier League levels throughout his career, and will further strengthen our forward line.
“He’s quick, powerful and scores goals, and we are really excited that he has decided to join us for the rest of the season.”
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