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Azeez Not Ready For Brighton Debut — Hurzeler

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Brighton & Hove Albion head coach Fabian Hurzeler has revealed that Femi Azeez is not yet ready to make his competitive debut for the club. Azeez joined the Seagulls from Sky Bet Championship side Millwall on transfer deadline day. However, the winger’s Brighton debut has been delayed as he continues to recover from an injury [...]

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