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  1. www.haberler.com › obafemi-martinsHaberleri - Kimdir - Haberler

    28 de mar. de 2017 · Obafemi Martins'den ABD Ligi'nde Harika Gol. Obafemi Martins - 18.05.2014. Drogba ABD'ye mi Transfer Oluyor? Obafemi Martins - 06.02.2014. Gençlerbirliği'nde Obafemi Martins Transferi Zora Girdi.

  2. resultados.as.com › resultados › fichaMartins (Obafemi Akinwunmi Martins) - AS.com

    Toda la información de Martins (Obafemi Akinwunmi Martins), jugador del Seattle Sounders en AS.com

  3. www.mirror.co.uk › sport › footballObafemi Martins now: Arsenal's League Cup final nemesis has had...

    22 de feb. de 2022 · Obafemi Martins was Birmingham City's hero in their 2011 League Cup final victory over Arsenal, and the Nigerian international has travelled the world in the years since. Video Loading.

  4. www.gazzetta.it › Calcio › Serie-AOba Oba Martins apre un nightclub: la carriera tra Inter, gol e...

    11 de oct. de 2023 · Oba Martins l'ha sempre detto: "Quando il calcio mi avrà stancato, me ne tornerò in Africa". Il momento è arrivato nel 2021 dopo una carriera tra Serie A, Premier, Liga, Bundesliga e centinaia ...

  5. fi.wikipedia.org › wiki › Obafemi_MartinsObafemi Martins – Wikipedia

    Jalkapallo. Obafemi Akinwunmi Martins (s. 28. lokakuuta 1984 Lagos, Nigeria) on nigerialainen jalkapalloilija. Hyökkääjänä pelaavan Martinsin seura on kiinalainen Shanghai Shenhua. Martins on tullut tunnetuksi erityisesti tuuletuksistaan, akrobaattisista volttisarjoista.

  6. www.weltfussball.de › spieler_profil › obafemi-martinsObafemi Martins - weltfussball.de

    Obafemi Akinwunmi Martins, Fußballspieler bei Wuhan Zall FC, Shanghai Shenhua, Shanghai Shenhua II, Seattle Sounders, Levante UD, Rubin Kazan, Birmingham City, VfL Wolfsburg, Newcastle United, Inter, AC Reggiana

  7. www.transfermarkt.jp › obafemi-martins › profilObafemi Martins - 選手プロフィール | Transfermarkt

    1 de ene. de 2021 · Obafemi Martins is the 父 of Kevin Martins (Monza Primavera). ユースクラブ F.C. Ebedei (1999-2000), Reggio Audace (2000–2001), Inter (2001–2002)