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Christantus Uche undergoes successful surgery after serious knee Injury

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Christantus Uche in recovery after the operation Credit: Christantus Uche on IG

The Nigerian international confirmed on Wednesday that he had completed the procedure and shared a photograph of himself as he began what is expected to be a lengthy rehabilitation process

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