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Atalanta Reject Brighton Bid For Ahanor
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Atalanta Reject Brighton Bid For Ahanor

Complete Sports 23 days 1 mins read

Brighton & Hove Albion have had their opening bid for highly rated Italian defender Honest Ahanor rejected by Atalanta, as the Serie A club remain determined to keep hold of one of their brightest young talents. According to reports, the Premier League club tabled an offer worth around €34 million (£30 million) for the 18-year-old, [...]

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