He said: “I’m grateful for this opportunity to sign for such a big club. James Akintunde with the FAI Cup at Derry City's homecoming reception in the cityĪkintunde, 26, is raring to go with Bohs ahead of their move to full-time status next season. “He will give 110% effort in training and in games, and ticks all the boxes of the kind of player we want and need to have at the club.” “He also knows the league now, has proven himself over the last number of years here, and is an even better player than when I brought him to Derry City. He will offer us tremendous versatility in the front three positions. “I brought him to Ireland and I know all of his qualities and attributes. READ MORE: Finn Harps appoint Dave Rogers as their new managerĭevine said: “When James became available it was a no-brainer to try to bring him to Bohemians. When Derry moved for UCD striker Colm Whelan earlier this week, the door was left open for Akintunde to leave and Bohs swooped for the Englishman.
New Bohs boss Devine brought Akintunde to Derry City in 2020 and he finished off his spell with the Candystripes after their recent FAI Cup final win over Shelbourne. James Akintunde and Declan Devine have been reunited at Bohemians with the striker signing a long-term deal.Īnd the Gypsies have also swooped for fellow forward Dean Williams, who arrives from Drogheda United.
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