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Cheltenham Town secure hungry forward Kirsten Otchere on season loan

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·

English‑Ghanaian forward Kirsten Otchere joins Cheltenham Town on a season‑long loan from Leicester City, providing the Robins with a new attacking option for the 2026/27 campaign. He arrived after a lively pre‑season and brings momentum from his academy development.

The move gives the Robins another attacking option as they prepare for the 2026/27 campaign, while Otchere gets a chance to build valuable senior experience. His proven goal‑scoring record in the academy makes him a promising addition.

The 2026/27 season is set to be an important one for the young striker, who has worked his way through Leicester’s academy and now arrives with momentum after a lively pre‑season. Leicester’s development pathway has prepared him for senior football.

Last season, he scored nine goals and set up three more in 16 Premier League 2 appearances, while also adding three goals and two assists in cup matches. These contributions highlighted his readiness for first‑team action.

He featured four times for Leicester’s first team in pre‑season, scoring against Bristol Rovers, Burton Albion and Cádiz, and providing two assists against Northampton Town. The performances demonstrated his ability to adapt to different opponents.

Cheltenham manager Steve Cotterill believes the forward has the right mix of hunger and talent to develop at the club. Cotterill expects the striker to compete for a regular place in the starting lineup.

Otchere said he is delighted to make the move and is eager to get started. He added that he hopes to translate his pre‑season form into league goals.

Overall, the loan gives Cheltenham Town an extra attacking option for the upcoming campaign while offering Otchere valuable senior experience. Both clubs anticipate the partnership will benefit their respective objectives for the season.

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