Jeremy Bokila, a forward hailing originally from DR Congo (Zaire), was born on 14 November 1988. Currently 37 years of age, Bokila primarily functions as a striker for Livingston Football Club, scorching the Scottish Premiership with the number 18 emblazoned on his back. This 6ft 1in (1.87m) tall tower of strength is sustained by a fit framework that clocks in at about 12st 3lb (78kg).
Like the true professional that he is, Bokila diligently keeps up with the rapidly changing tempo of transfer trends. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value revolves around the tidy sum of approximately £43,000.
Historically, Bokila's journey in football has been nothing short of eventful. His career kick started with AGOVV Apeldoorn in the Netherlands where he marked his prowess in multiple seasons before moving on to Zulte Waregem in the Pro League in Belgium. Zulte Waregem, in turn, sent him on loan to Sparta Rotterdam where he once again left a resonating echo of skill and tenacity.
After his spell in the Netherlands, Belgium welcomed him back in 2010. In Zulte Waregem, he kept his form going, although a bit sporadically. Zulte Waregem lent him to Petrolul Ploieşti in Romania, opening a new chapter in Bokila's career.
In terms of finances, the noteworthy milestone was his transfer from Petrolul Ploieşti to Akhmat Grozny in Russia for a considerable fee of £1.3m in 2013. Post Akhmat, the striking wanderer took his talents to Guangzhou City in China, also for a similar fee of £1.3m.
Following his sojourn in the east, Bokila then loaned his services to several teams in Turkey and Qatar before finally settling down at Livingston in the Scottish Premiership. Since his arrival in Scotland, he has been a consistent performer for Livingston, contributing his fair share of goals to the team's tally.
To sum it up, Jeremy Bokila has had an impressive career, no doubt about it. Various clubs across the globe have had the fortune of benefiting from his skills. At Livingston, he continues to demonstrate his extraordinary knack for finding the back of the net.
