Promising Nigerian forward Benjamin Prince Obasi has completed a season-long loan move to Serbian side RFK Grafičar from OFK Belgrade, as the youngster continues his development ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.
The 20-year-old attacker, who is capable of operating as a centre-forward or on either wing, joins the Belgrade-based club in search of regular first-team football. Standing at 1.85 metres, Obasi is regarded as an exciting attacking prospect, combining pace, technical quality, versatility, and a keen eye for goal.
Obasi’s latest move follows his stint with FK Smederevo 1924 earlier in 2026, where he gained valuable experience in Serbian football after making the switch from City FC Abuja in Nigeria’s National League. His consistent progress has earned him another opportunity to further his career in one of Serbia’s respected development environments.
RFK Grafičar, widely recognised for nurturing young talents, will be hoping the Nigerian forward can add creativity and firepower to their attack during the upcoming season. The loan spell is expected to provide Obasi with the competitive minutes needed to accelerate his growth and strengthen his chances of breaking into OFK Belgrade’s first team in the future.
As Benjamin Prince Obasi begins this new chapter, Nigerian fans will be eager to follow his progress and hope the talented forward continues his upward trajectory in European football.
Congratulations to Benjamin Prince Obasi on his move to RFK Grafičar, and best wishes for a successful season in Serbia.
