Tobi Adebayo-Rowling makes move to Rochdale

Tobi Adebayo-Rowling has signed for National League Rochdale from Notts County.

The right-back was released by the League Two side last month and has signed for Dale on a one-year contract.

Adebayo-Rowling made his professional debut against Rochdale for Peterborough United in August 2015.

Since then he’s had spells in Ireland with Sligo Rovers and Cork City, before stints with Bromley, Eastbourne Borough and Ebbsfleet United.

His form with the National League South challengers saw Notts County snap him up and he was part of their promotion winning side in 2022/23.

“Jimmy (McNulty) rang me two days after I was let go by Notts County. Rochdale are a massive club so I thought it’d be silly not to join.

“I knew about the club from when they were in the league. I was buzzing. It’s a big chance for me to learn and play under Jimmy.”

(credit Alamy for pic of Tobi Adebayo-Rowling in action for Notts County)

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