Born on the frosty winter's day of 2nd January 1999, Dennis Adeniran, now a 26-year-old gentleman, initiated his life's journey in England. His football career moulded him into a midfielder, focusing primarily in a central defensive position. Now controlling the pitch for St Mirren, Adeniran radiates an imposing figure standing at 5 feet 10 inches (1.8m) with a weight of 11 stone 11 pounds (75kg). His presence on the field classified by the number 23 jersey he adorns.
Tracing his carrier trajectory back to July 2012, the young Adeniran stepped onto the professional grounds under the auspices of Fulham in the Premier League as a trainee. His début season 2016-2017 proffered him one singular chance to make a first-team appearance in league matches celestial lights of the Fulham club.
The tides of August 2017 carried Adeniran away to Everton, still within the circles of the Premier League, at a hard-bargained price that remains undisclosed to date. His journey, as arduous as it was rewarding, saw him land in the hands of Wycombe Wanderers from Everton on a loan agreement forged in September 2020. His stint with Wycombe in the 2020-2021 season saw him make 21 first-team appearances in league matches.
July 2021 saw Adeniran gravitate back from Everton to the Championship league, this time finding castle amidst the ranks of Sheffield Wednesday. A fee that is yet again shrouded in mystery was the passport to this transfer. His journey through the 2022-2023 season with Sheffield presented him the opportunity to make 11 first team appearances in league matches.
August 2023 took our Englishman to a sunnier destination with the Liga Portugal 2 in Portugal, donning the colours of Portimonense. His season at Portimonense ended with Adeniran gaining a singular first team appearance in league matches. The twisting tale of his career then brought him face to face with Hapoel Petah Tikva in the Liga Leumit Israel in January 2024.
By July 2024, Adeniran's nomadic journey carried him to the Scottish lands, finding home with St Mirren in the Premiership. As per current records in the 2024 - 2025 season, our central midfielder has graced the fields on six separate occasions as part of the team's first league matches. The Conference League Qualifiers 2024 - 2025 for St Mirren also saw him take to the field four times, including two starts and two appearances as a substitute.
