Early career Ogunsoto started his career with local clubs in
Lagos, eventually signing with local side
Julius Berger at 17. He then made his first European move by signing with
Paniliakos in
Greece, but wouldn't be eligible to play for the club. He returned to
Nigeria and
Julius Berger for one year. At age 19, he was tried out by
Greek clubs
Aris Thessaloniki and
Ergotelis but eventually signed with
Cypriot First Division club
APOEL. As he was deemed too young to be included among his manager's
Eugene Gerards' plans, he returned to
Greece in 2002 and signed for
Cretan club
Ergotelis, which played in the
Greek Gamma Ethniki at the time.
Ergotelis Ogunsoto built up his reputation in
Greece during his spell at
Ergotelis, in which he scored a total of 71 goals in 114 appearances, celebrating consecutive promotions in a steady run from the
Gamma Ethniki to
Greece's top tier football division,
Alpha Ethniki. In his first season at
Ergotelis, Ogunsoto scored 30 goals in 32 games and the team was promoted to the
Beta Ethniki. He followed up with another 9 goals in his second season, helping the club gain another promotion, this time in Alpha Ethniki, Greece's top tier football division. He continued being the club's top scorer for a third year in a row, scoring 11 goals in 29 games during the club's first season in the Alpha Ethniki, but the team was eventually relegated. Then Ogunsoto became instrumental in the club's second promotion and winning of the division title, by being declared top-scorer once again with a total of 21 goals at the end of the
2005−06 season. His performances did not go unnoticed though, and after brief flirts with
Greek giants
Panathinaikos and
AEK, he subsequently moved to
Belgium and
K.V.C. Westerlo, thus ending a remarkable 4-year run with
Ergotelis in
Crete.
Westerlo In his first season with
Westerlo, Ogunsoto became second top scorer in the
Jupiler Pro League, scoring 20 goals in 34 games. Despite reported interest from
Dutch Eredivisie and
Russian Premier League clubs, Ogunsoto remained for a second season with
Westerlo, making 10 appearances and scoring no goals. In January 2008, he would return to his former club
Ergotelis, expressing a desire to return to the club where he made his name.
Return to Ergotelis On January 18, 2008, Ogunsoto returned to Ergotelis signing a 3-year contract. He scored 6 goals in 13 matches, helping the club avoid relegation at the end of the season. He made another 29 appearances in the 2008-09 season, scoring 8 goals. However, tensions rose between the player and manager
Nikos Karageorgiou, which led to an eventual fallout with the club's board of directors. Next season saw Ogunsoto making a total of 6 appearances for the club, mostly as a substitute. On the winter transfer window of 2009, Ogunsoto was loaned to local rival
OFI, playing in the
Beta Ethniki on a six-month deal. He featured in 22 matches total, scoring 6 goals for the club. Finally, in August 2010, the 27-year-old Nigerian striker, terminated his contract with
Ergotelis on mutual consent. For his achievements with
Ergotelis since his original tenure, he was honoured by club president Apostolos Papoutsakis with a golden emblem of the club. In a total of 162 official matches, he had scored 85 goals, making him the club's all-time top scorer.
Later pro career On January 18, 2011, Ogunsoto signed a 1.5-year contract with
Lokomotiv Plovdiv as a free agent. He was released from the team at the end of the 2011/2012
A PFG season, making a total of 3 appearances and having scored 1 goal. In the summer of 2012 he returned to
Greece and moved to
Anagennisi Epanomi in the
Football League. Ogunsoto finished the first half of the season with 5 goals in 11 appearances. In winter transfer window he moved to
Olympiacos Volos, and ironically scored his first goal against his former team
Ergotelis in a 2-0 home win. He finished the season with 7 goals in 23 appearances for the club. On 16 July 2013, Ogunsoto signed a one-year contract with
Acharnaikos in the
Gamma Ethniki. After six months, 11 appearances and three goals, he was released from his contract. After a couple of weeks Ogunsoto agreed to continue his career at
Ermionida in the
Football League 2 (Greece). Three months later however, he would terminate his contract with the club after realizing he was not counted among the first choices of
Ermionida manager Roberto Bolano.
Amateur divisions In the summer of 2015, Ogunsoto underwent trial with
Belgian Second Division club
KMSK Deinze, without however signing a contract with the club. In January 2016, Ogunsoto returned to
Greece and reportedly partook in training sessions of
Thessaloniki-based amateur club
Keravnos Aggelochori, a club playing in regional
Macedonia FCA competitions. He eventually signed a contract with fellow
Thessaloniki-based club
Doxa Trilofos in February 2016. In July 2016, Ogunsoto signed with
Macedonia FCA A1 Championship Division club
Makedonikos. Ogunsoto helped the club achieve promotion to the
Gamma Ethniki as champions, contributing with 8 goals in 19 games. He was offered the position of general manager at
Makedonikos at the end of the season but declined, as he was keen on playing football for at least one more season. He left the club in January 2018 citing personal reasons, having scored 8 goals in 11 matches. He then signed with another amateur club from
Chalkidiki,
Moudania until the end of the season.
Television Ogunsoto had applied for the sixth season of the popular reality show
Survivor Greece, In 2023, he appeared on
I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! (Greece). ==Career statistics==