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Done Deal: Dennis Moves To UAE Club Al Jazira

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Nigerian midfielder Anthony Dennis has completed a move to United Arab Emirates club Al Jazira from Turkish outfit Göztepe. Al Jazira confirmed the signing of the 22-year-old in a statement on their official X account. “The wait is over! Officially: Al Jazira Club completes the signing of the young midfielder Anthony Dennis and registers him [...]

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