Salam Atilola (born 2 February 1996) who has short playing time with

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, Shooting Stars F.C.,

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all in

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except Abia Warriors F.C. in the Nigeria First division who later sacked him on poor performance. Atilola Abdulsalam Tunde who joined Abia Warriors in the Nigeria Premier League season February 2019 mid-season window transfer registered only 3 goals from 8 games in 2018/19 season. He was sacked the following season 2019/20 from Abia Warriors F.C. in January after un-impressive performance playing 15 games without a goal as a striker.

Career

Salam Atilola is a natural left footed striker. He was discovered by Karamone. He started his professional league football debut with

in 2012/13 season later sacked sacked and later signed by Shooting Stars in 2013/14 after he was sacked. He also played for MFM in the Nigeria Second division league 2014–15 season and was later also sacked after average performance.

References

External links

- Fifa League Result ~ Salam Atilola Goal
1996 births Living people Nigerian men's footballers Nigeria Professional Football League players Men's association football forwards Nigerian expatriate men's footballers Karamone F.C. players Shooting Stars S.C. players Yoruba sportspeople Nigerian expatriate sportspeople in Eswatini Expatriate men's footballers in Eswatini Abia Warriors F.C. players {{Nigeria-footy-forward-stub