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Costa Backs Moffi To Make Big Impact At Hamburg

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Hamburg sporting director Claus Costa is confident Terem Moffi will make a significant impact at the Bundesliga club. Moffi completed a permanent move to Hamburg from Ligue 1 outfit OGC Nice on Monday, adding more firepower to the German side’s attack. The Nigeria international brings plenty of experience to the club, having previously played across [...]

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