Malachi Ogunleye, the promising young midfielder at AFC Bournemouth, has recently made a significant decision about his international future. 
The 18-year-old, who has been part of the Bournemouth youth system since his childhood, has pledged to represent Nigeria rather than England at the senior international level.
Ogunleye, who is of Nigerian descent, has been turning heads in the Premier League with his performances for the club. His solid performances in the youth ranks and injury comeback have marked him as a player to watch in the years ahead.
At Bournemouth, Ogunleye has featured for the U18s and the U21s, making notable strides with the club. Although he has yet to make his senior debut, his work in the academy, especially after overcoming a long-term injury, has drawn attention from both club and international scouts.
In terms of Nigeria's international commitments, Ogunleye's decision comes just ahead of a busy November international break. The Super Eagles are gearing up for critical matches during this period. While Ogunleye has not yet been capped for the senior team, his decision to align with Nigeria could see him called up for future international fixtures.
As for his performances for Bournemouth this season, details on specific goals and appearances are not yet comprehensive, as he is still making his mark in the academy and development squads. However, his trajectory suggests that his eventual inclusion in the first team could provide him with ample opportunities to showcase his talents at both the club and international levels.
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