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Awoniyi, Chukwueze, others eye revival in new campaign
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Awoniyi, Chukwueze, others eye revival in new campaign

Punch Nigeria about 2 months 1 mins read
Several Super Eagles stars, including Awoniyi and Chukwueze, are looking to revive their fortunes in the new season after a challenging 2025/26 campaign. Read More: https://punchng.com/awoniyi-chukwueze-others-eye-revival-in-new-campaign/

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