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Christantus Uche Ruled Out For Season After Knee Injury

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Christantus Uche is expected to miss the entire 2026/27 season after suffering a serious knee injury, Completesports.com reports. Uche sustained the injury during Getafe’s pre-season friendly against French Ligue 1 club AS Monaco. Getafe released a statement on their official website after the game providing an initial update on the Nigeria international’s condition. “Following initial [...]

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