Jeremy Bokila

Jeremy Bokila made his professional debut on August 15, 2009, for the Eerste Divisie side AGOVV Apeldoorn. This was a landmark moment in his early career, marking his transition from youth to professional football. During his time at AGOVV Apeldoorn, Bokila quickly made a name for himself as a promising striker with a keen eye for goal, setting the stage for his future transfers to more prominent leagues and clubs.

Jeremy Bokila transferred to Belgian First Division team Zulte Waregem in July 2012. This marked a significant step in his professional career as he joined a top-flight European league. His move to Zulte Waregem was pivotal as it gave him the platform to showcase his talent on a larger stage, attracting attention from other clubs. His performances during this period were instrumental in building Bokila’s reputation as a promising forward.

On February 26, 2013, Jeremy Bokila achieved a remarkable feat by scoring a hat-trick against PSV Eindhoven while playing for the Dutch club, Roda JC. This performance came in the KNVB Cup and was significant as it demonstrated Bokila's capability to perform in high-stakes matches against strong opponents. His exceptional display not only contributed to his team's success in that match but also increased his visibility in the football world.

In June 2013, Jeremy Bokila made a significant move in his career by transferring to the Russian Premier League club, Terek Grozny. This transfer was valued at around 1.4 million Euros, showcasing the high regard the club had for his abilities. His move to Russia marked a new chapter in his career, giving him the opportunity to play in one of Europe's respected leagues and further his development as a skilled forward.

Jeremy Bokila joined the Romanian club Petrolul Ploiești in June 2014. His arrival was part of the club's strategy to enhance their attacking options in the Romanian Liga I. Bokila's signing was well-received by the fans, and he quickly became an integral part of the team, known for his dynamic playing style and ability to score goals consistently, which left a lasting impact on the club's performance.

On February 1, 2016, Jeremy Bokila was loaned to Belgian club Cercle Brugge from Guangzhou R&F until the end of the season. This move was crucial for Bokila as it provided him with regular first-team football, which he was lacking at his parent club. His stint at Cercle Brugge allowed him to regain form and match fitness, demonstrating his resilience and adaptability across different leagues and styles of play.

Jeremy Bokila signed with Romanian team CFR Cluj in January 2018. This move was a return to a European league for Bokila and offered him a fresh start with a club having a rich history in Romanian football. By joining CFR Cluj, Bokila aimed to reinvigorate his career and contribute significantly to his new team’s success in the domestic league and European competitions.

On February 7, 2019, Jeremy Bokila joined Romanian Liga I side Gaz Metan Mediaș on a free transfer. This transfer was seen as an opportunity for Bokila to establish himself as a key player in the Liga I and contribute his experience and skills to the team. His addition to the squad was expected to bolster the team's attacking options and provide leadership within the squad.

Jeremy Bokila made a move to FC Botoșani, a Romanian top division club, on July 22, 2020. This signing was part of the club's efforts to strengthen their attacking options for the upcoming season. Bokila, with his wealth of experience in different European leagues, was expected to add considerable depth to the squad and act as a mentor for the younger players in the team.

On August 30, 2021, Jeremy Bokila’s contract with Dinamo București was mutually terminated. Following a period with the Romanian club, the decision was made to allow Bokila to seek opportunities elsewhere, in a move that was described as beneficial for both parties. His release from Dinamo București allowed him to evaluate his options and seek a team where he could have more playing time and impact.