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Akintola Joins Omonia FC After Hull City Exit

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Hull City have announced the departure of Nigerian winger David Akintola, who has left the club to join Cypriot side Omonia FC, reports Completesports.com. The Tigers confirmed that Akintola’s contract was mutually terminated to enable him to complete his move to Omonia. The 30-year-old will return to the Cypriot club for a second spell, having [...]

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