After delivering a string of electric performances across June and July, the 20-year-old Nigerian winger was named the KIL Player of the Month.
The monthly award, backed by main partner Odal Sparebank Group, comes with a NOK 5,000 cash prize designated for a local cause.
Rather than keeping the spotlight on himself, Job immediately directed the funds to the Children’s Cancer Association Innlandet.
“I’m very, very happy about it,” Job said. “I am grateful to our wonderful fans who vote me forward. It inspires me and gives me extra energy to show myself from my best side every time we go on the pitch.”
When asked about his choice of charity, his answer was simple yet profound:
“They need it more. I have always wanted to be able to help those who really need it, and supporting them was an easy choice.”
Job’s impact on the pitch made him an undeniable choice for the combined summer honor.
The explosive winger had a hand in every single goal Kongsvinger scored across five matches in June and July, facing off against every opponent with direct goal contributions.
He kicked off June by setting up a crucial goal in a –1 away victory over Hødd, followed by another assist in a thrilling 4–4 draw against Strømsgodset. He wrapped up the month with a third assist despite a 4–2 loss at FK Haugesund.
July brought even more firepower from the Nigerian dynamic asset. Job opened the month with a goal and an assist in a commanding 5–1 victory over Sogndal, then capped off his stellar run with another strike in a 6–1 demolition of Sandnes Ulf.
With six goal contributions—four assists and two goals—over five consecutive matches, Job isn’t just winning awards; he’s capturing hearts on and off the field.