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New loan signing at Doncaster Rovers of England, Mipo Odubeko has declared that he looks forward to achieving more success and glory during his time with the English League One outfit.
Megasportsarena.com reports that, although he confessed that he did not enjoy his previous loan a spell at Huddersfield Town, the lad from West Ham United believes his latest base will be better.
The youngster, who was born in Ireland to Nigerian parents, added that he will give his very best to make the best of his stay at Doncaster, who sealed an agreement with The Hammers in order to have the lad for remainder of the season.
Odubeko, who joins former Arsenal youth team players, Joseph Olowu and Fejiri Okenabirhie at Doncaster, spent the first half of this season on loan at Huddersfield in the English Championship and got six appearances off the bench for The Terriers.
However, the youngster admitted it was not satisfactory for him, even as he recalls the progression he made prior to his transfer to West Ham in 2019, as he had stops at the academies of both Manchester teams, City and United.
Odubeko told Doncaster’s website: “I’m excited for what is ahead, between now and the end of the season I’m looking forward to seeing what we can achieve.
“I was on loan at Huddersfield and got recalled by West Ham, then this move came up and I was keen to come and get involved.
“I didn’t get the game time I wanted at Huddersfield but the loan in general helped me massively to develop.
“I learnt so much in such a short space of time which I was happy about, and I can use that now during my time at Doncaster.”
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