FORMER Nigeria youth international Daniel Jinadu has graduated with a First Class Honours degree in Psychology from the University of East London.
The goalkeeper who achieved this laudable feat, advised young players to have a solid foundation in building their career and what they can fall back on after their active football year.
“In football, the clock’s always ticking, and one injury can change everything. That’s why doing something alongside the game is so important! Shoutout to my YouTube fam who’ve been on the journey with me over the last 3 years!
“Boom! Just bagged that First Class BSc in Psychology from UEL! Looking back to my first year as a pro at West Ham to now, sticking with my degree alongside football has been a game-changer.
“It’s been my anchor through the football roller coaster, offering a glimpse into a future beyond the pitch,” he wrote on social media.
Jinadu began his career with Chelsea before joining West Ham United in December 2017, taking up a two-year scholarship in the summer of 2018.
In the 2019-20 season, he made five appearances with the U18s but never had the chance to work his way through the first team.
He currently represents Maidenhead United FC in the English National League.