OTSI Football Management Agency confirms that Oladotun Olatunde-Matthew — the 190 cm Nigerian defensive midfielder — has completed a move to Grobiņas Sporta Centrs (Grobina FC) in Latvia, following his earlier spell at FC Milsami Orhei in Moldova. The 20-year-old, born 9 May 2006 in Lagos, is now registered at one of Latvia’s established professional clubs, continuing an OTSI-managed European career pathway that began with a free transfer from Afon FC in July 2025.
Olatunde-Matthew’s trajectory illustrates what OTSI describes as the “staircase model” of player development: structured moves through carefully chosen clubs at each stage, with documentation, agent support, and contractual compliance managed centrally by OTSI at every step. His pathway — Kwara Football Academy → KJ Viktoria FC → FC Afon → FC Milsami Orhei (Moldova) → Grobiņas SC (Latvia) — reflects precisely the kind of incremental, sustainable progression the agency targets for its players.
He is both-footed, profiles primarily as a CDM with secondary capability at centre-back and central midfield, and brings intelligence, physical presence, and discipline that have served him well across multiple environments. His contract termination and waiver from FC Milsami Orhei was formally registered through the OTSI documentation system ahead of the Grobina move.
“Oladotun arriving at Grobina is a proud moment for everyone at OTSI,” the agency stated. “He came to us as a teenager with potential and documentation. He is now a European professional with a track record. That is the pathway we build for every client.”