17 - Viv Solomon-Otabor (Birmingham City midfielder)
17 - Viv Solomon-Otabor
Position: Midfielder
Nationality: English
D.O.B: 2nd January 1996
Height: 5'9" (175 cm)
Weight: 12st 2lbs (77Kg)
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Born in London, the pacy midfielder was with Crystal Palace as a youngster, before being released by the Eagles and then picked up by the Blues Academy as 16-year old in 2012.
A quick and powerful winger, he signed his first professional deal in June 2014 when he penned a one-year contract, with a further year's option.
He made his Blues first team debut as a late substitute in the Capital One Cup second round victory against Gillingham at St. Andrew's on 25 August 2015.
He scored his first senior goal with a fantastic solo effort, in the 5-2 thrashing of Fulham at Craven Cottage in November 2015.
Having impressed during the first half of the season, Solomon-Otabor signed new three-and-a-half year deal in January 2016.
By nature of his parents' country of birth, Solomon-Otabor is eligible to play for Nigeria and last year was invited to attend trials for Nigeria's Olympic team, where he trained with the team ahead of their 2015 All-Africa Games campaign.
Shirt Number 17
Born in London, the pacy midfielder was with Crystal Palace as a youngster, before being released by the Eagles and then picked up by the Blues Academy as 16-year old in 2012.
A quick and powerful winger, he signed his first professional deal in June 2014 when he penned a one-year contract, with a further year's option.
He made his Blues first team debut as a late substitute in the Capital One Cup second round victory against Gillingham at St. Andrew's on 25 August 2015.
He scored his first senior goal with a fantastic solo effort, in the 5-2 thrashing of Fulham at Craven Cottage in November 2015.
Having impressed during the first half of the season, Solomon-Otabor signed new three-and-a-half year deal in January 2016.
By nature of his parents' country of birth, Solomon-Otabor is eligible to play for Nigeria and last year was invited to attend trials for Nigeria's Olympic team, where he trained with the team ahead of their 2015 All-Africa Games campaign.
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